volume 43 issue 4 (december 2009) : 255-258
STUDIES ON DEVELOPMENT OF TENDERIZED CHICKEN GIZZARD AND GOAT HEART PICKLES
1Deptt. of Animal Products Technology,
CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar-125 004, India.
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volume 43 issue 4 (december 2009) : 255-258
STUDIES ON DEVELOPMENT OF TENDERIZED CHICKEN GIZZARD AND GOAT HEART PICKLES
1Deptt. of Animal Products Technology,
CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar-125 004, India.
ABSTRACT
A study was conducted to develop vinegar based sweet and sour pickles, separately of
tenderized chicken gizzard and goat heart. Ginger (Zingiber officinale roscoe) + kachri (Cucumis
trigonus Roxb.), (75:25) paste was utilized for preparation of pickles. Chicken gizzard and goat
heart marinated with 10 % (wt. /wt.) paste of natural tenderizers at 4±2 0C for 48 hours. Freshly
processed and stored (27±2 0C) pickles were evaluated for their chemical and physico-chemical
properties. Pickles had 46 to 55% moisture content. The chicken gizzard pickle had significantly
higher protein (25.60 to 24.85%) and low fat (16.71 to 16.85%) content as compared to goat
heart (21.12 to 20.30 and 28.93 to 28.69%, respectively) pickles. Cooking yield of pickles with
gravy ranged between 114.98 and 115.65% indicating significantly (P
tenderized chicken gizzard and goat heart. Ginger (Zingiber officinale roscoe) + kachri (Cucumis
trigonus Roxb.), (75:25) paste was utilized for preparation of pickles. Chicken gizzard and goat
heart marinated with 10 % (wt. /wt.) paste of natural tenderizers at 4±2 0C for 48 hours. Freshly
processed and stored (27±2 0C) pickles were evaluated for their chemical and physico-chemical
properties. Pickles had 46 to 55% moisture content. The chicken gizzard pickle had significantly
higher protein (25.60 to 24.85%) and low fat (16.71 to 16.85%) content as compared to goat
heart (21.12 to 20.30 and 28.93 to 28.69%, respectively) pickles. Cooking yield of pickles with
gravy ranged between 114.98 and 115.65% indicating significantly (P
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