Nutritional value and physicochemical properties of red deer and wild boar meat after frozen storage under vacuum

The objective of the present research was the comparison of physicochemical properties of red deer and wild boar meat frozen under vacuum for 60 days and then cold stored during 7 days. The research material included vacuum-packed, frozen and stored for 60 days skeletal muscles from shoulder (debone...

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Main Authors: Mariusz FLOREK, Piotr SKAŁECKI, Piotr DOMARADZKI, Łukasz WOLAN, Małgorzata RYSZKOWSKA-SIWKO
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Language:Bulgarian
Published: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture 2017-03-01
Series:Journal of Central European Agriculture
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Online Access:http://jcea.agr.hr/articles/773916_Warto_od_ywcza_i_w_a_ciwo_ci_fizykochemiczne_mi_sa_jeleni_i_dzik_w_przechowywanego_zamra_alniczo_w_warunkach_pr_niowych_pl.pdf
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author Mariusz FLOREK
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description The objective of the present research was the comparison of physicochemical properties of red deer and wild boar meat frozen under vacuum for 60 days and then cold stored during 7 days. The research material included vacuum-packed, frozen and stored for 60 days skeletal muscles from shoulder (deboned retail cut) of red deer (n=9) and wild boar (n=9). Following thawing, muscles were removed from the packaging and then cold stored 7 days. Measurements of physicochemical properties as follow: pH and electrical conductivity (1, 2, 3 and 7 d), CIE L*a*b* colour characteristics, parameters of water holding capacity and shear force test (1 and 7 d) were determined. The proximate composition of meat (contents of moisture, ash, protein and fat), as well water:protein ratio, energy value and nutritional quality index (NQI) for protein and fat were calculated. Red deer meat showed significantly (P0.05) lower content of fat and higher NQI for protein compared to wild boar. Muscles of both species stored for 3 d following thawing displayed pH below 6.0, and similar colour characteristics. However, cold storage significantly (P0.05) influenced the increase of lightness (L*) and decrease of redness (a*). Venison stored up to 7 d following thawing indicated significantly (P0.05) lower water holding capacity (higher cooking loss and free water amount). Meat of wild boar was significantly (P0.05) tougher (higher shear force and shear energy) than red deer. Although, the improvement of tenderness for meat of both species during cold storage was not observed up to 7 d following thawing, the red deer meat should be considered “tender”, and wild boar “intermediate”. The assessment of the nutritional value and physicochemical properties of retail elements from frozen venison indicate their high quality, fulfilling criterions for fresh meat in culinary and processing purposes.
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spelling doaj.art-73e25151a1624873911243b515e18b132022-12-22T00:54:16ZbulUniversity of Zagreb, Faculty of AgricultureJournal of Central European Agriculture1332-90492017-03-0118127829010.5513/JCEA01/18.1.1890Nutritional value and physicochemical properties of red deer and wild boar meat after frozen storage under vacuumMariusz FLOREKPiotr SKAŁECKIPiotr DOMARADZKIŁukasz WOLANMałgorzata RYSZKOWSKA-SIWKOThe objective of the present research was the comparison of physicochemical properties of red deer and wild boar meat frozen under vacuum for 60 days and then cold stored during 7 days. The research material included vacuum-packed, frozen and stored for 60 days skeletal muscles from shoulder (deboned retail cut) of red deer (n=9) and wild boar (n=9). Following thawing, muscles were removed from the packaging and then cold stored 7 days. Measurements of physicochemical properties as follow: pH and electrical conductivity (1, 2, 3 and 7 d), CIE L*a*b* colour characteristics, parameters of water holding capacity and shear force test (1 and 7 d) were determined. The proximate composition of meat (contents of moisture, ash, protein and fat), as well water:protein ratio, energy value and nutritional quality index (NQI) for protein and fat were calculated. Red deer meat showed significantly (P0.05) lower content of fat and higher NQI for protein compared to wild boar. Muscles of both species stored for 3 d following thawing displayed pH below 6.0, and similar colour characteristics. However, cold storage significantly (P0.05) influenced the increase of lightness (L*) and decrease of redness (a*). Venison stored up to 7 d following thawing indicated significantly (P0.05) lower water holding capacity (higher cooking loss and free water amount). Meat of wild boar was significantly (P0.05) tougher (higher shear force and shear energy) than red deer. Although, the improvement of tenderness for meat of both species during cold storage was not observed up to 7 d following thawing, the red deer meat should be considered “tender”, and wild boar “intermediate”. The assessment of the nutritional value and physicochemical properties of retail elements from frozen venison indicate their high quality, fulfilling criterions for fresh meat in culinary and processing purposes.http://jcea.agr.hr/articles/773916_Warto_od_ywcza_i_w_a_ciwo_ci_fizykochemiczne_mi_sa_jeleni_i_dzik_w_przechowywanego_zamra_alniczo_w_warunkach_pr_niowych_pl.pdfbarwadziczyznasiła cięciaskład chemicznywodochłonność
spellingShingle Mariusz FLOREK
Piotr SKAŁECKI
Piotr DOMARADZKI
Łukasz WOLAN
Małgorzata RYSZKOWSKA-SIWKO
Nutritional value and physicochemical properties of red deer and wild boar meat after frozen storage under vacuum
Journal of Central European Agriculture
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title Nutritional value and physicochemical properties of red deer and wild boar meat after frozen storage under vacuum
title_full Nutritional value and physicochemical properties of red deer and wild boar meat after frozen storage under vacuum
title_fullStr Nutritional value and physicochemical properties of red deer and wild boar meat after frozen storage under vacuum
title_full_unstemmed Nutritional value and physicochemical properties of red deer and wild boar meat after frozen storage under vacuum
title_short Nutritional value and physicochemical properties of red deer and wild boar meat after frozen storage under vacuum
title_sort nutritional value and physicochemical properties of red deer and wild boar meat after frozen storage under vacuum
topic barwa
dziczyzna
siła cięcia
skład chemiczny
wodochłonność
url http://jcea.agr.hr/articles/773916_Warto_od_ywcza_i_w_a_ciwo_ci_fizykochemiczne_mi_sa_jeleni_i_dzik_w_przechowywanego_zamra_alniczo_w_warunkach_pr_niowych_pl.pdf
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