IMPROVING THE TECHNOLOGY OF WASHED TURKEY MEAT FROM A MECHANICAL ROLLER-SURIMI AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW PRODUCTS USING IT
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https://doi.org/10.15421/jchemtech.v30i2.261925Keywords:
mechanically deboned poultry meat; washing fluids; surimi-like material; restructured hams.Abstract
The technology of mechanically deboned washed minced poultry meat (PMMD) is an alternative source of high-quality protein in the technology of new meat products from surimi-like material. Theoretically justified and experimentally confirmed the effectiveness of the use of surimi-like material from washed deboning poultry meat with high adhesive properties in the production of meat restructured hams to improve quality indicators, inhibit destructive transformations and extend the shelf life. The effectiveness of PMD washing with different detergents (lactic and succinic acids, deionized water, sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate solution, potassium phosphate buffer solution pH 6.8) with obtaining a complete "denatured protein" with high adhesive properties (surimi-like material) and its use in technology of restructured poultry meat hams has been experimentally proved. The process of MPMO washing with establishment of basic modes (temperature, time, hydromodulus) and washing cycles according to the content of soluble proteins and recovery of total protein has been substantiated. Regulation of washing cycles (1, 2, 3) for release and restoration of surimi-like material protein, centrifugation modes (τ = 10–20 min, hydromodule 1 : 2, 1 : 4), temperature of washing liquids (t = 6–15 °С), optimal introduction of surimi-like material into a product with prolonged storage time were determined experimentally. Chemical composition, physico-chemical and technological characteristics of restructured hams, which formulation includes surimi-like material, have been studied according to the set of technological indicators, biological value, dynamics of changes during storage - the stability of the product has been confirmed. The developed product can be recommended to a wide range of consumers.
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