processamento, estabilidade e aceitabilidade de marinado de vongole (anomalocardia brasiliana) processing, stability and acceptability of marinade of vongole (anomalocardia brasiliana)
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O vongole (Anomalocardia brasiliana) tem importância socioeconômica para grande parte da população da região da Baía de Todos os Santos, na costa da Bahia, por fazer parte da dieta familiar e ser uma das principais fontes de renda. Para ampliar a comercialização deste molusco foi desenvolvido um processo de obtenção de marinado, envolvendo acidificação do produto com vinagre (pH<4,5) e tratamento térmico convencional (banho-maria) durante 30 minutos. O Índice de Aceitabilidade do marinado foi de 78-82%, em relação à aparência, cor, aroma, sabor e textura. Sob os pontos-de-vista microbiológico, físico-químico, químico e sensorial, o marinado de vongole manteve-se estável durante 240 dias de armazenamento, a temperatura ambiente. O processo proposto atende a possibilidade de um maior e melhor aproveitamento comercial do vongole.
The vongole has economic-social importance to the most of people in the "Todos os Santos" Bay, located in Bahia coast, Brazil; it is a product of the familiar diet and it is one of the principal rental source of this local people. In purpose to increase the mollusc sale was developed studies on the marinating of vongole, through acidification of the product with vinegar at a pH[4,5 and a boiling water treatment during 30 min.The product was stored at room temperature for 240 days and the shelf life study included microbiological, physico-chemical, chemical and sensory evaluation. The process was effective to stablish commercial sterility to the marinaded vongole. According to sensory analyses, the marinaded vongole reached acceptability index like 78-82% for the overall appearance, colour, odour, flavour and texture. The data showed that the marinade of vongole was stable during storage for 240 days at room temperature.
The vongole has economic-social importance to the most of people in the "Todos os Santos" Bay, located in Bahia coast, Brazil; it is a product of the familiar diet and it is one of the principal rental source of this local people. In purpose to increase the mollusc sale was developed studies on the marinating of vongole, through acidification of the product with vinegar at a pH[4,5 and a boiling water treatment during 30 min.The product was stored at room temperature for 240 days and the shelf life study included microbiological, physico-chemical, chemical and sensory evaluation. The process was effective to stablish commercial sterility to the marinaded vongole. According to sensory analyses, the marinaded vongole reached acceptability index like 78-82% for the overall appearance, colour, odour, flavour and texture. The data showed that the marinade of vongole was stable during storage for 240 days at room temperature.
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| Authors | ;Eliete da Silva Bispo;Ligia Regina R. de Santana;Rosemary D. S. Carvalho;Clicia Capibaribe Leite;Maria Antonia Carvalho Lima |
| Journal | software - practice and experience |
| Year | 2004 |
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