Experimental diet did not interfere with the organoleptic qualities of the broiler birds. This also confirmed that muscle composition, ageing before cooking, heat coagulation of muscle, fibre proteins and partial hydrolysis of the connective tissue, which in turn is dependent on the internal temperature, and duration of heating (Joseph et al., 1998) were the same across the groups. However, the significant difference in the flavor and texture of the broiler meat among the dietary treatment could not be attributed to any reason. However, since the water holding capacity (WHC) measures the fraction of bound water retained in the muscle, T4 samples with the lowest percentages of cooking losses had the highest WHC, and thus its meat is considered of a better quality, since the lower the water holding capacity the better the meat quality (Navid et al., 2010). In the same vein, the low cooking loss of the breast meat of broiler birds fed with cassava peeling meal/leaf meal indicated that the meat is of high quality due to low loss of protein into the water during cooking. Proteins are lost into the water due to proteolysis. Proteolysis is low in tougher meats with lower fat content.
Experimental diet did not interfere with the organoleptic qualities of the broiler birds. This also confirmed that muscle composition, ageing before cooking, heat coagulation of muscle, fibre proteins and partial hydrolysis of the connective tissue, which in turn is dependent on the internal temperature, and duration of heating (Joseph et al., 1998) were the same across the groups. However, the significant difference in the flavor and texture of the broiler meat among the dietary treatment could not be attributed to any reason. However, since the water holding capacity (WHC) measures the fraction of bound water retained in the muscle, T4 samples with the lowest percentages of cooking losses had the highest WHC, and thus its meat is considered of a better quality, since the lower the water holding capacity the better the meat quality (Navid et al., 2010). In the same vein, the low cooking loss of the breast meat of broiler birds fed with cassava peeling meal/leaf meal indicated that the meat is of high quality due to low loss of protein into the water during cooking. Proteins are lost into the water due to proteolysis. Proteolysis is low in tougher meats with lower fat content.
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