The effect of salt on quality and storage stability of beef patties
This experiment was conducted to find out the effect of different salt concentra-tion on quality and storage stability of beef patties. For this purpose beef patties samples were kept as fresh, refrigerated and frozen condition. Then the fresh, refrigerated and frozen samples were di...
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| description | This experiment was conducted to find out the effect of different salt concentra-tion on quality and storage stability of beef patties. For this purpose beef patties samples were kept as fresh, refrigerated and frozen condition. Then the fresh, refrigerated and frozen samples were divided into four subdivisions. These are 0% salt concentration, 1.5% salt concentration, 3.0% salt concentration and 5.0% salt concentration. These samples were stored at (23-25) ̊C, 4 ̊Cand -20 ̊Ctemperature for 60 days and were analyzed on 0 day, 7thday, 14thday, 21th day in refrigerated condition at 4 ̊C, and 0 day, 15th day, 30thday, 45thday and 60thday in frozen condition at -20 ̊C. Dry matter content of all the samples increased with the advancement of storage time & salt concentration and temperature in refrigerated & frozen condition (P<0.01). Beef patties containing 5% salt & stored 21 days resulted higher dry matter in refrigerated condition (P<0.01). Dry matter of beef patties was higher when salt containing 5% & stored 0 day in frozen condition. Ash was increased with the increased of salt concentration in both refrigerated & frozen condition. It was decreasedwith increasing dayin both conditions. Ash % was higher at salt containing 5% & 0 days stored sample in refrigerated condition (P<0.01). In frozen condition ash % of beef patties was higher when salt containing 5% & stored 15, 30 & 45 days. Crude protein content of all the samples increased with advancement of salt concentration but decreased with advancement of storage time in both condition. CP % was higher at salt containing 5% & 0 days stored sample in refrigerated condition. In frozen condition CP%of beef patties was higher when salt containing 3% & stored 0 day(P<0.01). Salt concentration had no effect on EE & storage time had little effect on EE of beef patties.EE% of beef patties containing 0% salt & stored 0 day provided higher EE in refrigerated condition & it had no effect on frozen condition(P<0.01). pH was increased in refrigerated condition with increasing salt% & decreased in frozen condition with decreasing salt%. pH was decreased with increasing days in refrigerated & frozen condition.pHof beef patties con-taining 0% salt & stored 0 day provided higher pH in both condition. Cooking loss was higher with lower salt concentration in refrigerated & frozen condition.Cooking losswas higher with higher storage time both refrigerated & frozen condition(P<0.01). Cooking loss of beefpatties was higher when salt contain-ing 0% & stored 21 days in refrigerated & 60 days in frozen condition(P<0.01). According to proximate composition sample containing 5% salt & stored at higher days provided higher DM%, CP% and ash%. The sensory based on firmness ,color, flavor, texture, tenderness, juiciness, chewiness, softness, hardness, taste and overall acceptanceof the warm meat patties were evaluated by a trained sensory panel (N=5). The panelconsisted of experts who routinely evaluate beef patties. In case of sensory evaluation sample containing 1.5% salt provided best result of all above cases. Patties containing 3% salt was better than other sample containing 0% & 5% salt. Sample containing0% & 5% salt of in case of sensory evaluation. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-dfc62fdec6e84e81ab55919c2ab08b332025-06-30T11:50:35ZengSociety of Agriculture, Food and Environment (SAFE)Journal of Agriculture, Food and Environment2708-56942020-03-01113442https://doi.org/10.47440/JAFE.2020.1106The effect of salt on quality and storage stability of beef pattiesM.A.Hashem0Department of Animal Science, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh-2202, BangladeshThis experiment was conducted to find out the effect of different salt concentra-tion on quality and storage stability of beef patties. For this purpose beef patties samples were kept as fresh, refrigerated and frozen condition. Then the fresh, refrigerated and frozen samples were divided into four subdivisions. These are 0% salt concentration, 1.5% salt concentration, 3.0% salt concentration and 5.0% salt concentration. These samples were stored at (23-25) ̊C, 4 ̊Cand -20 ̊Ctemperature for 60 days and were analyzed on 0 day, 7thday, 14thday, 21th day in refrigerated condition at 4 ̊C, and 0 day, 15th day, 30thday, 45thday and 60thday in frozen condition at -20 ̊C. Dry matter content of all the samples increased with the advancement of storage time & salt concentration and temperature in refrigerated & frozen condition (P<0.01). Beef patties containing 5% salt & stored 21 days resulted higher dry matter in refrigerated condition (P<0.01). Dry matter of beef patties was higher when salt containing 5% & stored 0 day in frozen condition. Ash was increased with the increased of salt concentration in both refrigerated & frozen condition. It was decreasedwith increasing dayin both conditions. Ash % was higher at salt containing 5% & 0 days stored sample in refrigerated condition (P<0.01). In frozen condition ash % of beef patties was higher when salt containing 5% & stored 15, 30 & 45 days. Crude protein content of all the samples increased with advancement of salt concentration but decreased with advancement of storage time in both condition. CP % was higher at salt containing 5% & 0 days stored sample in refrigerated condition. In frozen condition CP%of beef patties was higher when salt containing 3% & stored 0 day(P<0.01). Salt concentration had no effect on EE & storage time had little effect on EE of beef patties.EE% of beef patties containing 0% salt & stored 0 day provided higher EE in refrigerated condition & it had no effect on frozen condition(P<0.01). pH was increased in refrigerated condition with increasing salt% & decreased in frozen condition with decreasing salt%. pH was decreased with increasing days in refrigerated & frozen condition.pHof beef patties con-taining 0% salt & stored 0 day provided higher pH in both condition. Cooking loss was higher with lower salt concentration in refrigerated & frozen condition.Cooking losswas higher with higher storage time both refrigerated & frozen condition(P<0.01). Cooking loss of beefpatties was higher when salt contain-ing 0% & stored 21 days in refrigerated & 60 days in frozen condition(P<0.01). According to proximate composition sample containing 5% salt & stored at higher days provided higher DM%, CP% and ash%. The sensory based on firmness ,color, flavor, texture, tenderness, juiciness, chewiness, softness, hardness, taste and overall acceptanceof the warm meat patties were evaluated by a trained sensory panel (N=5). The panelconsisted of experts who routinely evaluate beef patties. In case of sensory evaluation sample containing 1.5% salt provided best result of all above cases. Patties containing 3% salt was better than other sample containing 0% & 5% salt. Sample containing0% & 5% salt of in case of sensory evaluation.https://journal.safebd.org/index.php/jafe/article/view/9beef pattiessaltrefrigerated pattiesfrozen pattiesproximate analysis |
| spellingShingle | M.A.Hashem The effect of salt on quality and storage stability of beef patties Journal of Agriculture, Food and Environment beef patties salt refrigerated patties frozen patties proximate analysis |
| title | The effect of salt on quality and storage stability of beef patties |
| title_full | The effect of salt on quality and storage stability of beef patties |
| title_fullStr | The effect of salt on quality and storage stability of beef patties |
| title_full_unstemmed | The effect of salt on quality and storage stability of beef patties |
| title_short | The effect of salt on quality and storage stability of beef patties |
| title_sort | effect of salt on quality and storage stability of beef patties |
| topic | beef patties salt refrigerated patties frozen patties proximate analysis |
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