Type of paprika as a critical quality factor in Iberian chorizo sausage manufacture

Three different drying processes (smoking, oven-drying and sun-drying) were compared for preparing paprika as an ingredient in Iberian chorizo manufacture. The physical–chemical parameters, microbial counts, colour, oxidative stability and storage of the fermented meat product packaged under vacuum...

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Main Authors: Cristina Pereira, María de Guía Córdoba, Emilio Aranda, Alejandro Hernández, Rocio Velázquez, Teresa Bartolomé, Alberto Martín
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Taylor & Francis Group 2019-01-01
Series:CyTA - Journal of Food
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Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/19476337.2019.1668861
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spelling doaj-08ccebb02cdf4e3cb850e404ca6573682020-11-25T03:15:33ZengTaylor & Francis GroupCyTA - Journal of Food1947-63371947-63452019-01-0117190791610.1080/19476337.2019.16688611668861Type of paprika as a critical quality factor in Iberian chorizo sausage manufactureCristina Pereira0María de Guía Córdoba1Emilio Aranda2Alejandro Hernández3Rocio Velázquez4Teresa Bartolomé5Alberto Martín6University of ExtremaduraUniversity of ExtremaduraUniversity of ExtremaduraUniversity of ExtremaduraUniversity Institute of Agricultural Resources (INURA), University of ExtremaduraUniversity Institute of Agricultural Resources (INURA), University of ExtremaduraUniversity of ExtremaduraThree different drying processes (smoking, oven-drying and sun-drying) were compared for preparing paprika as an ingredient in Iberian chorizo manufacture. The physical–chemical parameters, microbial counts, colour, oxidative stability and storage of the fermented meat product packaged under vacuum in various commercialisation formats (whole, pieces and slices) were evaluated. In addition, sensory analysis was assessed at both the beginning and end of the storage. The smoked paprika stabilised the colour and preserved the Iberian chorizo against lipid oxidation after processing and during storage, independent of its commercialisation format. On the contrary, the fermented sausages elaborated with oven-dried paprika were highly susceptible to rancidity and colour loss. The sun-dried paprika presented a better aptitude as an ingredient in Iberian chorizo than those that were oven-dried, but the packaged sliced samples were most susceptible to colour degradation and lipid oxidation.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/19476337.2019.1668861drying processtechnological qualitydry-fermented sausage
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author Cristina Pereira
María de Guía Córdoba
Emilio Aranda
Alejandro Hernández
Rocio Velázquez
Teresa Bartolomé
Alberto Martín
spellingShingle Cristina Pereira
María de Guía Córdoba
Emilio Aranda
Alejandro Hernández
Rocio Velázquez
Teresa Bartolomé
Alberto Martín
Type of paprika as a critical quality factor in Iberian chorizo sausage manufacture
CyTA - Journal of Food
drying process
technological quality
dry-fermented sausage
author_facet Cristina Pereira
María de Guía Córdoba
Emilio Aranda
Alejandro Hernández
Rocio Velázquez
Teresa Bartolomé
Alberto Martín
author_sort Cristina Pereira
title Type of paprika as a critical quality factor in Iberian chorizo sausage manufacture
title_short Type of paprika as a critical quality factor in Iberian chorizo sausage manufacture
title_full Type of paprika as a critical quality factor in Iberian chorizo sausage manufacture
title_fullStr Type of paprika as a critical quality factor in Iberian chorizo sausage manufacture
title_full_unstemmed Type of paprika as a critical quality factor in Iberian chorizo sausage manufacture
title_sort type of paprika as a critical quality factor in iberian chorizo sausage manufacture
publisher Taylor & Francis Group
series CyTA - Journal of Food
issn 1947-6337
1947-6345
publishDate 2019-01-01
description Three different drying processes (smoking, oven-drying and sun-drying) were compared for preparing paprika as an ingredient in Iberian chorizo manufacture. The physical–chemical parameters, microbial counts, colour, oxidative stability and storage of the fermented meat product packaged under vacuum in various commercialisation formats (whole, pieces and slices) were evaluated. In addition, sensory analysis was assessed at both the beginning and end of the storage. The smoked paprika stabilised the colour and preserved the Iberian chorizo against lipid oxidation after processing and during storage, independent of its commercialisation format. On the contrary, the fermented sausages elaborated with oven-dried paprika were highly susceptible to rancidity and colour loss. The sun-dried paprika presented a better aptitude as an ingredient in Iberian chorizo than those that were oven-dried, but the packaged sliced samples were most susceptible to colour degradation and lipid oxidation.
topic drying process
technological quality
dry-fermented sausage
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/19476337.2019.1668861
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