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The impact of salting on the quality of dry cured ham
Andrea Šepak (2017)
University of Zagreb
Faculty of Food Technology and Biotechnology
Department of Food Engineering
Laboratory for Meat and Fish Technology
Cite this item:
https://urn.nsk.hr/urn:nbn:hr:159:765934
Metadata
Title
Utjecaj soljenja na kvalitetu sušene šunke
Author
Andrea Šepak
Mentor(s)
Helga Medić
(thesis advisor)
Abstract
U ovom radu određivan je utjecaj soli, hranidbe (standardna ili uz dodatak žira) i spola životinja (kastrat ili nazimica) na razne fizikalno-kemijske parametre te kvalitetu gotovog proizvoda. Mjerenja su provedena na 8 različitih uzoraka kako bi se odredio osnovni kemijski sastav šunke. Određivanjem udjela vode, rezultati su pokazali kako manje soljeni uzorci vežu više vode. Metodom po Kjeldahl-u određivan je udio proteina, koji je najveći kod uzorka šunki proizvedenih od mesa nazimice, hranjene prehranom s dodatkom žira te standardno soljene. Što se tiče udjela soli, manje soljeni uzorci zadržali su manje soli u konačnom proizvodu, a najviše soli ostalo je u uzorku šunke dobivene od mesa kastrata, hranjenog standardnom prehranom. TBA testom određivan je stupanj oksidacije masnih kiselina, koji je pokazao da manje soljeni uzorci šunki imaju veći stupanj oksidacije, a rezultati su pokazali da najveći stupanj oksidacije masnih kiselina ima šunka proizvedena od mesa kastrata, hranjenog uz dodatak žira.
Keywords
chemical composition
quality of final product
dry cured ham
salt reduction
Parallel title (English)
The impact of salting on the quality of dry cured ham
Granter
University of Zagreb
Faculty of Food Technology and Biotechnology
Lower level organizational units
Department of Food Engineering
Laboratory for Meat and Fish Technology
Place
Zagreb
State
Croatia
Scientific field, discipline, subdiscipline
BIOTECHNICAL SCIENCES
Food Technology
Study programme type
university
Study level
undergraduate
Study programme
Food Technology
Academic title abbreviation
univ. bacc. ing. techn. aliment.
Genre
undergraduate thesis
Language
Croatian
Defense date
2017-09-20
Parallel abstract (English)
The goal of this paper is to determine the impact of salt, feeding and gender of animals on various parameters as well as quality of the finished product. Measurements have been conducted on 8 different samples to determine the basic chemical composition of ham. The results of determining the water content in the samples have shown that samples with less salt bind more water. Protein content was determined using Kjeldahl's method. The biggest content of protein was in the hams produced of gilts meat, which were standardly salted and fed with acorn. As far as the salt content is concerned, less salted samples retained less salt in the final product and the most salt remained in the gelding sample that was fed standard feed. Degree of oxidation of fatty acids was determined using TBA test, which showed that less salted samples have higher TBA values. The results have shown that the highest degree of oxidation f has ham produced of gelding fed with acorn supplement.
Parallel keywords (Croatian)
kemijski sastav
kvaliteta gotovog proizvoda
suha šunka
redukcija soli
Resource type
text
Access condition
Open access
Terms of use
URN:NBN
https://urn.nsk.hr/urn:nbn:hr:159:765934
Committer
Jelena Viličić