ArticleFood chemistry: X2026
Microwave-glycated pea protein isolate high internal phase Pickering emulsions as fat substitutes improve quality of emulsified sausages.
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Low-fat emulsified sausages were prepared using microwave-pretreated pea protein isolate (PPI)-guar gum (GG) glycation conjugate high internal phase Pickering emulsions (HIPPEs) as fat substitutes. The effects of partial or complete substitution on the quality of emulsified sausages were investigated. As increasing the substitution proportion of HIPPEs in the emulsified sausages, the microstructure became more compact with smaller pores, and the emulsifying stability was enhanced. A high proportion of HIPPEs in emulsified sausages improved the rheological properties, water holding capacity and texture properties, while reducing the cooking loss of emulsified sausages. The 75% substitute ratio of HIPPEs stabilized by microwave-pretreated PPI-GG conjugate nanoparticles improved the sensory quality of emulsified sausages, which were well accepted by consumers. Therefore, microwave-pretreated PPI-GG conjugate HIPPEs could be used to promote the quality of sausages, which provide data supports for the application of highly stable HIPPEs in the development of low-fat healthy meat products.
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