Original paper
Characterization of flavor active non-volatile compounds in chicken broth and correlated contributing constituent compounds in muscle through sensory evaluation and partial least square regression analysis
Abstract
The correlation between flavor-active non-volatile compounds in chicken broth, the chemical components in muscle, and sensory evaluation was analyzed through partial least square regression analysis. In chicken broth, free amino acid serine significantly and positively influenced the fatty attribute (p < 0.05), while aspartic acid, glutamic acid, glycine, alanine and proline, strongly affected the umami taste. Soluble solid fractions (Mw > 10 K,...
Paper Details
Title
Characterization of flavor active non-volatile compounds in chicken broth and correlated contributing constituent compounds in muscle through sensory evaluation and partial least square regression analysis
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
118
Pages
108786 - 108786
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