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                 interrelationship between lipid oxida-  Carotenoids, 43–44, 266
                                                chemical structure, 66
                 tion and raw meat pigment, 227  composition in palm oil, 67–68
                 methods and techniques for analysis   content of, 67
                 of TBARS, 225
                 non-meat ingredients, 222      isoprenoid units in, 66
                 ORP method, 239–241            in vegetable oils, 68
                 peroxides, 208–217           Carrot (Daucus carota L.), 119, 318–319
                 sample preparation, 222      Caseins, 265
                 schematic generalized representation,   Catechin, 100
                 228                          Cauliflower (Brassica oleracea) powder
                 TBARS and sensory evaluation,   (CP), 120–121, 316
                 220–229                      Cereals
                 TBA values, 224                and legumes, 319–321
                 total oxidation (TOTOX) method,   products, 80–81
                 218–220                      Chain-breaking antioxidants, 45
                 transforming TBARS data, 228  Chamnamul (Pimpinella brachycarpa),
             relative oxidative stability of meat and   118–119
              fish lipids, 206                Cheese, 283–285
             selection criteria and sample prepara-  Chenopodium quinoa, 323
              tion, 206–208                   Chia seeds, 321–322
             sequence of chemical events, 205  Chlorophyll and porphyrin, 269
                                              Chocolate processing, 60, 63
                           B                  Chub mackerel (Scomber japonicus), 11
                                              Citric acid (CA), 150
            Bael (Aegle marmelos L.) pulp residue   Citrus paradisi fruit barks (CPFB),
             (BPR), 313–314, 328                105–106
            Bay essential oil (BEO), 157      Cocoa polyphenols, 322
            Bearberries (Uva Ursi), 103–104   Cod muscle (Gadus morhua), 12
            Beet (Beet vulgaris), 285         Coenzyme Q10 (ubiquinone) in meat, 97
            Bhakkar-2002, 320                 Coffee bean components, 82
            Bran extracts, 320                Color coordinates lightness and yellow-
            Brassicaceae (Cruciferae) family, 120  ness, 105
            Browning products, 81             Color stability of HOX MAPackages of
            Brown lead (Leucaena leucocephala)   ground beef, 238
             seed extracts, 157               Commercial rosemary extract
            BRS-Pará fruits, 312                (FORTIUMTM R20), 115
            Burdock root, 324                 Common edible oils, 47
            Butter cookies, 82                Consequences of lipid oxidation
            Butylated hydroxy anisole (BHA), 43–44  measurement of rate of antioxidant
            Butylated hydroxy toluene (BHT), 43–44  depletion in meat, 252–253

                           C                    oxidative stability of seasonings during
                                                 storage, 251–252
            Cabbage, 120                        WHC, 250–251
            Carnosic acid, 371                Control biscuits (CB), 79
            Carnosine, 97                     Cooked meats, 13
            Carob (Ceratonia silique L.), 104  Cooking, 347
            Carotenes, 66–67, 266
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