Lh. Mckee et al., QUALITY EVALUATION OF CHILE-FLAVORED, JERKY-TYPE EXTRUDED PRODUCTS FROM MEAT AND POTATO FLOUR, Journal of food science, 60(3), 1995, pp. 587-591
Extruded, jerky-type products prepared from potato flour combined with
either partially defatted chopped beef(PDCB), mechanically separated
chicken (MSC) or chicken thigh meat (C) and flavored with three levels
of chile powder were evaluated by instruments and sensory methods. Me
aty aroma was more intense than potato or chile aromas in all samples.
MSC product tended to have the darkest color. Shear strength, tensile
strength and sensory analyses indicated chile powder may be a binding
agent, resulting in harder texture, particularly in C products. Meaty
and black pepper were dominant flavor characteristics detected by sen
sory panelists. Overall, PDCB product containing 0.5% chile was rated
most desirable.