Curing-induced Color Changes
Curing-Induced Color Changes is a chemical and physical phenomenon in meat science characterized by the transformation of myoglobin pigments into stable, cured meat pigments such as nitrosomyoglobin, resulting in the distinctive reddish-pink color of cured meats.
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Volatile compounds of dry-cured Iberian ham as affected by the length of the curing process
Jorge Ruiz, J. Ventanas, Ramón Cava et al. · Meat Science · 1999 · 251 citations
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