The aim was to evaluate the effect of wine addition during manufacturing of dry fermented sausages, in terms of safety aspects (biogenic amine accumulation), aroma profile and sensory characteristics. Three batches of salami were produced: without wine addition and with 7.5% or 15% (v/w) of white wine. The fermented sausages showed characteristics that can increase product diversification. Some of the sensory features (i.e. increased salty perception) can represent an important strategy because of the trend to reduce salt intake for health reasons. The presence of wine immediately reduced the pH and is a source of ethanol, which can have an inhibitory effect against undesirable microflora. The microbiological results observed regarding Enterobacteriaceae and enterococci were encouraging. The addition of wine did not negatively affect the ripening time or increase the presence of biogenic amines. The samples containing wine showed reduced concentrations of putrescine.
Fabio Coloretti, Giulia Tabanelli, Cristiana Chiavari, Rosalba Lanciotti, Luigi Grazia, Fausto Gardini, et al. (2014). Effect of wine addition on microbiological characteristics, volatile molecule profiles and biogenic amine contents in fermented sausages. MEAT SCIENCE, 96, 1395-1402 [10.1016/j.meatsci.2013.11.027].
Effect of wine addition on microbiological characteristics, volatile molecule profiles and biogenic amine contents in fermented sausages
COLORETTI, FABIO;TABANELLI, GIULIA;CHIAVARI, CRISTIANA;LANCIOTTI, ROSALBA;GRAZIA, LUIGI;GARDINI, FAUSTO;MONTANARI, CHIARA
2014
Abstract
The aim was to evaluate the effect of wine addition during manufacturing of dry fermented sausages, in terms of safety aspects (biogenic amine accumulation), aroma profile and sensory characteristics. Three batches of salami were produced: without wine addition and with 7.5% or 15% (v/w) of white wine. The fermented sausages showed characteristics that can increase product diversification. Some of the sensory features (i.e. increased salty perception) can represent an important strategy because of the trend to reduce salt intake for health reasons. The presence of wine immediately reduced the pH and is a source of ethanol, which can have an inhibitory effect against undesirable microflora. The microbiological results observed regarding Enterobacteriaceae and enterococci were encouraging. The addition of wine did not negatively affect the ripening time or increase the presence of biogenic amines. The samples containing wine showed reduced concentrations of putrescine.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
