Abstract
The object of this research was to assess the effects produced on binding properties, texture and microstructure by the incorporation of varying proportions of sardine surimi (0%, 6·5%, 13% and 20%) as an ingredient in Bologna sausage containing various levels of fat (4·8%, 10·6% and 20·8%). When the fat level is reduced, there is a significant decline both the in binding properties and in the shear force and penetration force of the products. These phenomena are consistent with the formation of microstructures presenting a less dense matrix. The incorporation of surimi produces scarcely any alteration in the fat and water binding properties and the rheological characteristics of meat products.
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