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. 2016 Dec 31;25(6):1605–1611. doi: 10.1007/s10068-016-0247-8

Effects of swelled pig skin with various natural vinegars on quality characteristics of traditional Korean blood sausages (Sundae)

Ju-Hui Choe 2, Hack-Youn Kim 1,✉
PMCID: PMC6049219  PMID: 30263451

Abstract

This study evaluated effects of swelled pig skin (SPS) with various natural vinegars (Bokbunja, brown rice, cider, and lemon vinegars) on the quality of the Korean traditional blood sausages. Adding SPS with various natural vinegars resulted in increased moisture content, cooking loss, L* values, and a* values and decreases in fat, protein content (p<0.05), hardness and thiobarbituric acid-reactive substance values in the meat product samples compared to those in the control. Treatments containing SPS with various natural vinegars decreased the warmed-over flavor but increased the tenderness. These results indicate that SPS with various natural vinegars would improve the quality characteristics and inhibit lipid oxidation of traditional Korean blood sausages.

Keywords: vinegar, meat product, quality characteristic, functional property

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