Effects of different species of pepper (Capsicum) on oxidative stability of raw and cooked pork patties

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Antioxidant properties of different species of pepper (Capsicum) were evaluated in pork patties from two weeks frozen pork. In 200 g pork patties was added 1.5 % cayenne, bell, tobasco or habenero pepper and a control. A positive reference control was prepared with 200 mg of •-tocopherol acetate in 200 g of pork patties. The preparations were made for raw and cooked samples. The addition of any specie of pepper in the patties showed a better antioxidative property (p<0.05) than the •-tocopherol acetate for raw and cooked samples. Cayenne pepper exhibited the best antioxidant property of all the pepper species studied. The control samples had the worst lipid deterioration. © Asian Network for Scientific Information, 2009.

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Olorunsanya, A. O., Olorunsanya, E. O., Aliu, O. T., & Kayode, R. M. O. (2009). Effects of different species of pepper (Capsicum) on oxidative stability of raw and cooked pork patties. Pakistan Journal of Nutrition, 8(10), 1588–1591. https://doi.org/10.3923/pjn.2009.1588.1591

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