Journal
EUROPEAN FOOD RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY
Volume 244, Issue 2, Pages 367-377Publisher
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s00217-017-2962-7
Keywords
Grape by-products; Polyphenols; Chicken patties; Lipid oxidation; Antimicrobial effect
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- MINECO
- CSIC [AGL2012-31355/GAN, AGL2014-53207-C2-1-R, 2014470E073]
- CAM and ESI Funds [S2013/ABI2913]
- MIUR
- UNIMOL
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An experiment was conducted to study the dietary effect that the inclusion (40 g kg(-1)) of grape seed (GS), grape skin (SS), grape pomace (GP), and (0.2 g kg(-1)) of vitamin E (E) had on the composition and microbiological quality of chicken breast meat and on the physico-chemical parameters (TBARS, pH, color, Kramer shear force), sensorial characteristics, and microbiological quality of chicken breast meat patties during chilled storage (0, 3, 6, and 9 days) at 2 A degrees C. In general, proximate composition and microbial counts of the raw chicken breast meat and the patties were not affected. Lower TBARS values were detected in patties formulated with breast meat obtained from birds fed E, SS, and GP diets. No clear effect was observed on the color or textural characteristics of the different patties. The addition of SS and GP in chicken diets reduced TBARS values showing some improvement in the oxidative stability of breast patties without affecting its technological properties, sensorial attributes, or microbial quality.
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