2010
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-35982010000400001
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Effects of hot and cold smoking processes on organoleptic properties, yield and composition of matrinxa fillet

Abstract: -The effects of hot (45-90°C/5 hours) and cold (27-45ºC/10 hours) smoking processes on the organoleptic properties, yield and composition of matrinxa (Brycon cephalus) fillets are evaluated. No significant differences were observed for fillet yield in both non-smoked and smoked fillets. Smoking process losses were significantly higher for hot smoked (19.37%) when compared to cold smoked (17.08%). Smoking process reduced moisture (in natura = 72.91%, for hot = 58.51%and cold = 59.68%) and increased crude protei… Show more

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“…In the current experiment, the difference between cold and hot smoking treatments could be attributed to the fillet composition, thickness, and weight, as well as to the smoking temperature and time. These findings are in agreement with those described by De Souza Franco et al, (2010) for Matrinxa fillets, in that the final moisture content was about 25% after hot and cold smoking processes.…”
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confidence: 93%
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“…In the current experiment, the difference between cold and hot smoking treatments could be attributed to the fillet composition, thickness, and weight, as well as to the smoking temperature and time. These findings are in agreement with those described by De Souza Franco et al, (2010) for Matrinxa fillets, in that the final moisture content was about 25% after hot and cold smoking processes.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…The Sander lucioperca (S. lucioperca) is an important freshwater fish species in Tunisian farming. It was introduced for the first time in Tunisia by the ONP (National Office of Fishing) in 1968 (CTA, 2009) in the dam of Nebhana using 30, 000 eggs which were incubated in floating boxes. Following its introduction, the recruitment of S. lucioperca in dams was made naturally and the stock recovered on its own.…”
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“…Smoking treatment has also been widely applied to preserving food since ancient times. Smoking treatment is performed to achieve good acceptance of sensory parameters, such as aroma, taste, color, and texture (Franco et al, 2010), reduced microbial growth (Salaudeen & Osibona, 2018), and maintenance and even improvement of the nutrition value of the smoked fish (Colakoglu, Ormanci, & Cakir, 2011). Mohibbullah et al (2018) and Sutikno et al (2019) reported that the treatment combination of superheated steam roasting and hot smoking improved the physicochemical properties of processed seafood.…”
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“…Nesse contexto, a defumação é um método tradicional que tem como finalidade a conservação do alimento proporcionando sabor e cor, deposição de substâncias antioxidantes, além de reduzir concentração de compostos indesejáveis (ADEYEYE;OYEWOLE, 2016). Assim, a defumação aperfeiçoa as características organolépticas como aroma, e textura, sendo um processo que apresenta ação bactericida e bacteriostática, aumentando a vida de prateleira (SOUZA et al, 2005;FRANCO et al 2010;GEORGE et al, 2014). Procedeu-se três formas de preparo: Peixe inteiro, peixe filetado e peixe filetado e recortado.…”
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