Efeito do alecrim na defumação da carne de rã (Rana catesbeiana): características sensoriais, composição e rendimento
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2009-09-01
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Sociedade Brasileira de Ciência e Tecnologia de Alimentos
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Este trabalho avaliou o efeito do alecrim na qualidade da carne de rã (Rana catesbeiana) defumada, por meio da análise das características sensoriais, da composição centesimal e do rendimento. Após o abate e a evisceração, as carcaças foram imersas em solução de salmoura (20%) numa proporção de 2:1 (volume da salmoura/peso). Posteriormente, elas foram banhadas em azeite e defumadas a uma temperatura de 50 a 90 °C. O delineamento experimental foi inteiramente casualizado, com 2 tratamentos (T1 = Carcaça de rã defumada com alecrim; T2 = Carcaça de rã defumada sem alecrim) com 16 repetições. Na análise estatística, foi utilizado o programa SAEG 2004, com 5% de significância. As carcaças defumadas apresentaram valores médios de proteína bruta (28,39%), lipídios totais (5,13%) e cinzas (2,79%) superiores comparados aos das carcaças in natura (23,41; 2,29 e 0,85%). Não houve efeito significativo do alecrim na composição centesimal. A carcaça de rã defumada com alecrim apresentou melhor aceitação quanto ao aroma. Nas demais características sensoriais, a presença do alecrim não interferiu nos resultados. A carne de rã pode ser defumada com e sem alecrim, sem interferir na aceitabilidade do produto.
This work studied the effect of rosemary on the quality of smoked frog meat (Rana catesbeiana) through the analysis of sensory characteristics, centesimal composition, and processing performance. The carcasses were immersed in a solution of brine (20%), in the proportion of 2:1 (volume of brine/weight), soaked in olive oil and smoked at a temperature range from 50 to 90 °C. The experimental delineation was entirely casual with 2 treatments (T1 = frog carcass with rosemary; T2 = frog carcass without rosemary) with 16 repetitions. For the statistical analysis, the SAEG 2004 program, with 5% of significance was used. The smoked carcasses presented medium values of rude protein (28,39%), total lipids (5,13%), and ashes (2,79%) comparatively higher than the values of the in natura carcasses (23,41; 2,29, and 0,85%). The rosemary did not affect the centesimal composition. The frog carcasses smoked with rosemary presented better acceptance concerning aroma. The rosemary did not affect the results of the other sensory characteristics. Frog meat can be smoked with and without rosemary since it does not interfere in the product acceptance.
This work studied the effect of rosemary on the quality of smoked frog meat (Rana catesbeiana) through the analysis of sensory characteristics, centesimal composition, and processing performance. The carcasses were immersed in a solution of brine (20%), in the proportion of 2:1 (volume of brine/weight), soaked in olive oil and smoked at a temperature range from 50 to 90 °C. The experimental delineation was entirely casual with 2 treatments (T1 = frog carcass with rosemary; T2 = frog carcass without rosemary) with 16 repetitions. For the statistical analysis, the SAEG 2004 program, with 5% of significance was used. The smoked carcasses presented medium values of rude protein (28,39%), total lipids (5,13%), and ashes (2,79%) comparatively higher than the values of the in natura carcasses (23,41; 2,29, and 0,85%). The rosemary did not affect the centesimal composition. The frog carcasses smoked with rosemary presented better acceptance concerning aroma. The rosemary did not affect the results of the other sensory characteristics. Frog meat can be smoked with and without rosemary since it does not interfere in the product acceptance.
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rã-touro, processamento, ervas aromáticas, bull-frog, processing, aromatic herbs
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Food Science and Technology (Campinas). Sociedade Brasileira de Ciência e Tecnologia de Alimentos, v. 29, n. 3, p. 553-556, 2009.