3.2. Cooked ham quality characteristics
3.2.1. Sensory characteristics of cooked ham
Cooked ham is expected to be of high sensory quality. Sensory characteristics of cooked hams manufactured from pieces of SM muscles chilled in different ways and with CIE L* value lower than 50 are shown in Table 3. Colour, juiciness, texture and flavor were not significantly affect (P > 0.05) by carcass chilling methods. The average colour panel scores ranged from 89.5 (CH III) to 92.5 (CH I). Furthermore, the average juiciness and texture panel scores ranged from 93.2 and 85.8 (CH I) to 97.17 and 89.8 (CH II), respectively, while the average flavour panel scores ranged from 91.8 (CH I) to 95.2 (CH II). In the present study, the colour panel score increased with decreasing juiciness panel score ( Table 4), i.e. colour was significantly (P < 0.05) negatively correlated with juiciness (r = − 0.51).
3.2. Cooked ham quality characteristics3.2.1. Sensory characteristics of cooked hamCooked ham is expected to be of high sensory quality. Sensory characteristics of cooked hams manufactured from pieces of SM muscles chilled in different ways and with CIE L* value lower than 50 are shown in Table 3. Colour, juiciness, texture and flavor were not significantly affect (P > 0.05) by carcass chilling methods. The average colour panel scores ranged from 89.5 (CH III) to 92.5 (CH I). Furthermore, the average juiciness and texture panel scores ranged from 93.2 and 85.8 (CH I) to 97.17 and 89.8 (CH II), respectively, while the average flavour panel scores ranged from 91.8 (CH I) to 95.2 (CH II). In the present study, the colour panel score increased with decreasing juiciness panel score ( Table 4), i.e. colour was significantly (P < 0.05) negatively correlated with juiciness (r = − 0.51).
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