2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.meatsci.2013.05.026
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Effect of tiger nut fibre addition on the quality and safety of a dry-cured pork sausage (“Chorizo”) during the dry-curing process

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“…TNF addition to burgers is a promising and convenient application, since dietary fiber of the product was significantly increased without changes in sensory acceptance. These authors also have analyzed the TNF application in other meat products such as a cooked product, bologna sausage (Sánchez‐Zapata and others 2009b), and some Spanish dry‐cured products such as “sobrasada” (Sánchez‐Zapata and others 2010b) and “chorizo” (Sánchez‐Zapata and others 2011c) with similar results.…”
Section: Aplication Of “Horchata” Co‐products By the Food Industrymentioning
confidence: 80%
“…TNF addition to burgers is a promising and convenient application, since dietary fiber of the product was significantly increased without changes in sensory acceptance. These authors also have analyzed the TNF application in other meat products such as a cooked product, bologna sausage (Sánchez‐Zapata and others 2009b), and some Spanish dry‐cured products such as “sobrasada” (Sánchez‐Zapata and others 2010b) and “chorizo” (Sánchez‐Zapata and others 2011c) with similar results.…”
Section: Aplication Of “Horchata” Co‐products By the Food Industrymentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Also, Choi et al (2008) reported the addition of 3% wheat fiber was decreased of moisture and fat content and increased ash content. However, Choe et al (2013) and Sánchez-Zapata et al (2013) reported that an increase in different types of fiber content resulted in increased moisture content of frankfurter-type sausages and chorizo. In addition, when meat products are smoked in the smoking house, it makes surface film because of fat flowing outwards ( Ledesma et al , 2015 , 2016 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The higher values of fat in Portuguese and Serbian sausages differ from the results presented by Sánchez‐Zapata et al . () for a similar Mediterranean dry fermented sausage with equivalent levels of protein (28.23%) and fat (29.52%). There is a great diversity in proximal composition of the sausages analyzed since each producer has their own formulation, type of manufacture and uses of pork breed, which give a large variability, mainly for protein and fat.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%