Composition, cooking loss, color and compression of ground pork with dry- and wet-milled corn germ meals
1991
Reitmeier, C.A. | Prusa, K.J.
Dry- and wet-milled corn germ flour at levels of 0, 2.5 and 5% were added to ground pork of three fat percentages. Raw patties were analyzed for fat, moisture and protein contents and for color. Selected patties, broiled to 77 degrees C, were evaluated for proximate composition, total cooking loss, color and Instron compression. Dry- and wet-milled germ flour addition at the 5% level decreased cooking losses 9 and 7.5%, respectively, when compared with control patties. Instron compression values decreased as the amount of dry-milled germ flour increased. The yellow color (b-value) increased and lightness (L-value) decreased with addition of wet-milled corn germ flour.
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