Addition of collagen to heavy salted and lightly salted, chilled and ...
Addition of collagen to heavy salted and lightly salted, chilled and ...
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Material <strong>and</strong> methods<br />
Experimental design<br />
Fillets were injected with brine without (salt) <strong>and</strong> with addition <strong>of</strong> gelatine (salt+gelatine). The fillets<br />
were then s<strong>to</strong>red as <strong>chilled</strong>, frozen <strong>and</strong> <strong>heavy</strong> <strong>salted</strong> (Figure 1).<br />
Figure 1. Experimental plan, fillets were injected with salt or with brine containing both salt <strong>and</strong> gelatine.<br />
After that different preservation methods were applied, chilling, freezing <strong>and</strong> further salting.<br />
Parameters evaluated in fillets treated by different methods are listed in Table 2. Microbial growth<br />
was evaluated under aerobic <strong>and</strong> anaerobic conditions.<br />
Table 1. Parameters evaluated in the experiments<br />
Parameters Chilled Frozen Salted<br />
Weight changes during processing <strong>and</strong> s<strong>to</strong>rage x x x<br />
Cooking yield x x<br />
Fat content (Soxhlet, Bligh <strong>and</strong> Dyer), PV, TBA x c<br />
Microbial growth (TVC, H 2 S), TVB, TMA<br />
x<br />
2