title: Sensory Property Improvement of Jokbal (Korean Pettitoes) Made from Frozen Pig Feet by Addition of Herbal Mixture.
abstract: This study was conducted to improve sensory quality of Jokbal (Korean Pettitoes) made from frozen pig feet by addition of herbal mixture (glasswort, raspberry and Sansa powders). After adding herbal mixture, lipid oxidation (2-thiobarbituric acid values, TBARS), sensory property, and textural property were determined. Herbs were individually added into cooking soup at concentration of 6% (low concentration treatment, LCT) or 12% (high concentration treatment, HCT) of raw pig feet. Refrigerated pig feet were used as control. Thawed feet without any herbal mixture were used as freezing treatment (FT). TBARS in LCT or HCT were lower than that in FT, and showed the similar to that in Control. Addition of the herbal mixture was effective in improving the flavor and textural property of thawed feet by inhibiting lipid oxidation and protein denaturation in a dose-dependent manner.
authors: Department of Food Service and Culinary, International University of Korea, Jinju 52833, Korea.
authors: Young-Jung
authors: YJ
authors: Hwang
authors: Department of Food Service and Culinary, International University of Korea, Jinju 52833, Korea.
authors: Seol-A
authors: SA
authors: Hwang
authors: DeviceNet Inc, Anyang 13949, Korea.
authors: Ju-Woon
authors: JW
authors: Lee
keywords: Jokbal; freezing-thawed pig feet; oriental herbs; quality improvement; sensory property; textural property