Physical, chemical and sensory characterization of the thai-crispy pork rind 'Kaeb Moo'

Crispy pork rind, called Kaeb Moo in Thai, is a typical and very popular food in the northern region of Thailand. It is made from deep frying pork skin, previously cut in slices. There are basically two different types of Kaeb Moo, the first one consisting only of the skin layer and the second one w...

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Main Authors: Sriwattana,S., Utama-ang,N., Thakeow,P., Senapa,J., Phimolsiripol,Y., Surawang,S., Pongsirikul,I., Angeli,S.
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spelling th-cmuir.6653943832-392092015-06-16T08:17:50Z Physical, chemical and sensory characterization of the thai-crispy pork rind 'Kaeb Moo' Sriwattana,S. Utama-ang,N. Thakeow,P. Senapa,J. Phimolsiripol,Y. Surawang,S. Pongsirikul,I. Angeli,S. Multidisciplinary Crispy pork rind, called Kaeb Moo in Thai, is a typical and very popular food in the northern region of Thailand. It is made from deep frying pork skin, previously cut in slices. There are basically two different types of Kaeb Moo, the first one consisting only of the skin layer and the second one where subcutaneous fat is also present. Kaeb Moo may undergo rapid change of quality, as rancidity, after it has been processed. However, little has been done so far for quality assessments and certification of the Thai crispy pork rind. In this research, investigations on chemical, physical and sensorial aspects of Kaeb Moo were performed in order to determine the quality parameters of this product. Samples were purchased from well-known local producers of Chiang Mai province, or prepared in-house. The average hardness of each sample ranged from 15.0 to 40.0 kgf, while moisture and fat contents were 0.3-2.3 and 20.0-36.5%, respectively. The degrees of lipid oxidation were in the range of 0.10-2.57 μg malondialdehyde g-1. Volatile compounds were investigated by headspace-solid phase microextraction technique and GC-MS. The following compounds were found: propanal, hexanal, heptanal, 2-heptanone, 2-pentyl furan, heptane, octane, and 4-methyl octane. Descriptive analysis profiling was used to express the sensorial attributes and 18 important attributes of Kaeb Moo were described by 12 trained panelists. Finally, consumer acceptance test (n = 400) using 9-point hedonic scale was carried out in respect to colour, odour, taste, crispness, and overall-liking. 2015-06-16T08:17:50Z 2015-06-16T08:17:50Z 2012-12-01 Article 16851994 2-s2.0-84872256804 http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?partnerID=HzOxMe3b&scp=84872256804&origin=inward http://cmuir.cmu.ac.th/handle/6653943832/39209 Chiang Mai University
institution Chiang Mai University
building Chiang Mai University Library
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topic Multidisciplinary
spellingShingle Multidisciplinary
Sriwattana,S.
Utama-ang,N.
Thakeow,P.
Senapa,J.
Phimolsiripol,Y.
Surawang,S.
Pongsirikul,I.
Angeli,S.
Physical, chemical and sensory characterization of the thai-crispy pork rind 'Kaeb Moo'
description Crispy pork rind, called Kaeb Moo in Thai, is a typical and very popular food in the northern region of Thailand. It is made from deep frying pork skin, previously cut in slices. There are basically two different types of Kaeb Moo, the first one consisting only of the skin layer and the second one where subcutaneous fat is also present. Kaeb Moo may undergo rapid change of quality, as rancidity, after it has been processed. However, little has been done so far for quality assessments and certification of the Thai crispy pork rind. In this research, investigations on chemical, physical and sensorial aspects of Kaeb Moo were performed in order to determine the quality parameters of this product. Samples were purchased from well-known local producers of Chiang Mai province, or prepared in-house. The average hardness of each sample ranged from 15.0 to 40.0 kgf, while moisture and fat contents were 0.3-2.3 and 20.0-36.5%, respectively. The degrees of lipid oxidation were in the range of 0.10-2.57 μg malondialdehyde g-1. Volatile compounds were investigated by headspace-solid phase microextraction technique and GC-MS. The following compounds were found: propanal, hexanal, heptanal, 2-heptanone, 2-pentyl furan, heptane, octane, and 4-methyl octane. Descriptive analysis profiling was used to express the sensorial attributes and 18 important attributes of Kaeb Moo were described by 12 trained panelists. Finally, consumer acceptance test (n = 400) using 9-point hedonic scale was carried out in respect to colour, odour, taste, crispness, and overall-liking.
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author Sriwattana,S.
Utama-ang,N.
Thakeow,P.
Senapa,J.
Phimolsiripol,Y.
Surawang,S.
Pongsirikul,I.
Angeli,S.
author_facet Sriwattana,S.
Utama-ang,N.
Thakeow,P.
Senapa,J.
Phimolsiripol,Y.
Surawang,S.
Pongsirikul,I.
Angeli,S.
author_sort Sriwattana,S.
title Physical, chemical and sensory characterization of the thai-crispy pork rind 'Kaeb Moo'
title_short Physical, chemical and sensory characterization of the thai-crispy pork rind 'Kaeb Moo'
title_full Physical, chemical and sensory characterization of the thai-crispy pork rind 'Kaeb Moo'
title_fullStr Physical, chemical and sensory characterization of the thai-crispy pork rind 'Kaeb Moo'
title_full_unstemmed Physical, chemical and sensory characterization of the thai-crispy pork rind 'Kaeb Moo'
title_sort physical, chemical and sensory characterization of the thai-crispy pork rind 'kaeb moo'
publisher Chiang Mai University
publishDate 2015
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