Table 2. Effects of Chinese cabbage powder on cooking yield, pH values, and CIE color of alternatively cured meat products
Treatments1) | Dependent variables |
Cooking yield (%) | pH | CIE L* | CIE a* | CIE b* |
Control | 99.64±0.01A | 6.15±0.009A | 68.79±0.17 | 8.85±0.14B | 6.98±0.05B |
Treatment 1 | 99.24±0.08B | 6.12±0.003B | 68.41±0.16 | 10.10±0.10A | 6.97±0.07B |
Treatment 2 | 99.24±0.02B | 6.10±0.002C | 68.28±0.16 | 10.12±0.09A | 7.04±0.06B |
Treatment 3 | 99.19±0.05B | 6.08±0.003D | 68.44±0.10 | 10.06±0.07A | 7.39±0.06A |
Treatment 4 | 99.20±0.07B | 6.16±0.005A | 68.29±0.15 | 9.98±0.08A | 7.52±0.03A |
All values are means±SE.
Means within a column with different superscript letters are significantly different (p<0.05).
Treatments: control, 100 ppm sodium nitrite; treatment 1, 0.15% Chinese cabbage powder; treatment 2, 0.25% Chinese cabbage powder; treatment 3, 0.35% Chinese cabbage powder; treatment 4, 0.4% celery juice powder.