Recently, the antioxidative capability of the soybean paste (Doenjang), traditional fermented food of Korea, have been reported many times in the report. Specially, many studies of antioxidative activity about lipid-containing foods was accomplished f...
Recently, the antioxidative capability of the soybean paste (Doenjang), traditional fermented food of Korea, have been reported many times in the report. Specially, many studies of antioxidative activity about lipid-containing foods was accomplished from model system. The addition levels of the soybean paste was used without considering sensory quality. Also, soybean paste was compared from using antioxidant agent of high level. Therefore, It is difficult to predicts the antioxidative effect or the stability of storage of the soybean paste from development condition of actual meat products. Thus, further studies are necessary to suggest the use level of soybean paste and specific applicable plans to contribute to the improvement of oxidation stability during preserving, maintaining sensory quality of meat products.
Two objectives of the work were following;
The aim of part Ⅰ was to investigate the functional properties of antioxidative activities (lipid peroxidation on the linoleic acid system, electronic donating ability; EDA), superoxide dismutase (SOD)-like activity) and nitrite scavenging ability (NSA) from soybean paste, thus giving the information about applicability of soybean paste to the development of pork products and increasing consumption of soybean paste. Furthermore, this study was to investigate changes in POV (peroxide value) and thiobarbituric acid (TBA) on lipid oxidation stability in raw and cooked pork patties (pan frying, convection oven) which was treated with 5~20%/pork 100 g levels of soybean paste during storage at refrigeration (8 days, 4℃) and freezing (6 months, -25℃) and to develop excellent seasoned pork patties containing soybean paste on mechanical and sensory characteristics.
The aim of part Ⅱ was carried out to verify antioxidative enhancing effect of Bulgogi seasoned pork adding soybean paste and develop the optimize the formulation of Bulgogi seasoned pork adding soybean paste and onion means by sensory evaluation and mixture experimental design. In other words, in the development of meat products, if various materials are mixed together, the property of products could be affected by the mixture ratio rather than the amount of each material. Usually, response surface methodology (RSM) has been used to develop the most suitable mixture ratio, but in this study, mixture experimental design (MED), of which the premise is that total amount of materials is always regular (1=100%), was applied to research relative optimum mixture ratio for each material. Hence, this study tried to seek for the optimal ratio of Bulgogi seasoned pork adding soybean paste and onion by MED. The results were summarized as follows;
In the part Ⅰ, soybean paste having the longest aging time showed higher contents of phenolic compounds, lipophilic and hydrophilic brown pigment rather than other soybean products. The antioxidative activities (lipid peroxidation on the linoleic acid emulsion system, electronic donating ability; EDA), superoxide dismutase (SOD) - like activity) and nitrite scavenging abilities of soybean paste extracts showed a higher than those of others extracts. The peroxide values, TBA and off flavor of raw and cooked pork patties was lowered by addition of soybean paste. Also, lipid oxidation stability of theirs was slightly decreased by increasing addition of soybean paste.
Pork patties containing soybean paste 3.5~5.0% was shown superior qualities such as sensory characteristics (browning color, roast flavor, soybean paste taste, savory taste, juiciness, tenderness and overall acceptability) and the mechanical characteristics (cooking yields, diameter reduction and shear force)
In the part Ⅱ, the results of antioxidative effect in Bulgogi seasoned pork adding soybean paste, soy sauce and onion revealed inhibition effect on lipid oxidation by soybean paste, soy sauce and enhanced the inhibition by adding soybean paste instead of soy sauce. Besides, as for the cooking and processing condition of seasoned pork, when 12% of soy sauce in seasoned pork formula was replaced to 9% of soybean paste, pork smell was decreased from produced seasoned pork and roast flavor, savory taste, juiciness and tenderness were increased. Moreover, as cooking loss and diameter reduction were declined, excellent Bulgogi was produced with the sensory quality of tender texture.
Briefly, lipid oxidation of pork products (patties, Bulgogi sesoned pork) were inhibited by adding soybean paste. The mechanical characteristics and sensory characteristics of the pork products were evaluated superiorly. Hence, it was desirable to use soybean paste in process of pork products.
Cholesterol oxidation products (COPs), which are generated by the oxidation during cooking, processing and preserving, are absorbed in the body and not dissolved. Therefore, they disturb sterol metabolism and are involved with the generation of arteriosclerosis, mutagenic and carcinogenic. Further research should be conducted in the future to find inhibition effect of COPs with addition of soybean paste in pork products (patties, Bulgogi seasoned pork).