Chicken meat coated with polyphenol-added hydrocolloid films
Chicken meat coated with polyphenol-added hydrocolloid films
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.973542512038
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Abstract:
Edible films (CP) were prepared based on sodium alginate (AS) dissolved in chicken broth (CP) reduced in fat and sodium. As an antioxidant additive, polyphenols (PF) extracted from Malus domestica apple peels (Red Delicious variety), previously stressed for 14 days to increase their PF content, were incorporated. The CPs were obtained by heat treatment and applied as coatings on shredded chicken snacks. Additionally, the films were characterized by physicochemical and mechanical analysis to evaluate their structure and quality. Finally, a sensory evaluation of the baked snacks was performed. This study establishes the basis for developing healthier alternatives to traditional chicken skin, reducing harmful components such as fats (including cholesterol) and potentially carcinogenic compounds, without compromising flavor intensity.
- Paola Bartolucci
- Germán Báez
- Virginia Giordanengo
- Romina Berino
- Emilce Llopart
- Busti Pablo