Studies were conducted to determine the effect of treatments such as brining, smoking, and soaking into LS(liquid-smoke)-brine on the consumer sensory panel, percentage of deboned meat or legs, and pan-broiling yield of sliced duck meat. Duck carcasse...
Studies were conducted to determine the effect of treatments such as brining, smoking, and soaking into LS(liquid-smoke)-brine on the consumer sensory panel, percentage of deboned meat or legs, and pan-broiling yield of sliced duck meat. Duck carcasses supplied from market were classified by 800g(small), 1,000g(medium), and 1,200g(large) of weight. Deboned yields of duck carcass representing 3 weight classes as small, medium. and large were 67.8%. 66,8%. and 58.5% of initial weight, respectively, but the total weight of deboned meat increased as carcass weight increased. Pan-broiling yield of smoked legs were 75.5% as increased about 4% more than other treatments. Pan-broiling yield of deboned meat from carcass without legs were ranged from 40.5% to 43.8%. Pan-broiled duck meats treated with brine or smoking were considered to be equally acceptable for tenderness and preferred to water soaked duck meat as the control by the 32-member of consumer panel.