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Elaboration of smoked spreadable paste canned from Oncorhynchus mykiss trout fillet trimmings
Summary
This study developed a smoked spreadable paste from trout fillet trimmings as a way to reduce seafood processing waste. The research focuses on product formulation and shelf life, with implications for sustainable use of fish byproducts in food systems.
The objective of this study was to elaboration of smoked spreadable paste canned from Oncorhynchus mykiss trout fillet trimmings. The product was made from the trimmings from the process of frozen trout fillets. The study consisted of 18 experimental tests, which were subjected to a test to measure the degree of satisfaction, the winning experimental test being F2A2. Through this test, it was possible to find out the optimal formulation and the smoke application method for the elaboration of smoked spreadable preserves from trout fillet trimmings Oncorhynchus mykiss. The heat treatment time found for our preserve was 62 minutes at 115.28 °C, obtaining a minimum F0 value of 6.11 minutes, thus achieving commercial sterility. The proximal chemical analysis reported results of protein (8.85%), fat (21.63%), moisture (59.96%) and ash (1.85%). The commercial sterility results reported the absence of mesophilic and thermophilic microorganisms; therefore, this product was called commercially sterile.
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