Development of a Macarela sausage formulation (Scomber Japonicus, Linnaeus 1758), using neem oil (Azadirachta Indica) and sacha inchi oil (Plukenetia Volubilis) as natural preservatives
Development of a Macarela sausage formulation (Scomber Japonicus, Linnaeus 1758), using neem oil (Azadirachta Indica) and sacha inchi oil (Plukenetia Volubilis) as natural preservatives
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.9733152312098
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Palavras-chave: aceite de sacha inchi, aceite de neem, macarela, embutido, conservantes.
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Keywords: sacha inchi oil, neem oil, mackerel, sausage, preservatives.
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Abstract:
This research focuses on determining whether the chosen oils serve as preservatives for the production of sausages since this type of product does not exist on the market. The work aims to innovate a formulation of mackerel sausage (Scomber Japonicus) with the application of sacha inchi oil and neem as preservatives, being a natural product. The objective of this work is the evaluation of sacha inchi and neem oil as a potential preservative for the production of mackerel sausages through physical-chemical and microbiological analyzes to determine whether they meet the preservatives for the useful life of the sausage and are This is a product for human consumption. The microbiological analyzes carried out in the CESECCA laboratory provided a percentage within the parameters of the INEN 1529-17:98- INEN 1529-17:98 standards, anaerobes
1?10 CFU/g and total aerobes 3?10 CFU/g, in the physical-chemical analyses, histamine 0.6 and after 20 days of storage, total aerobes 4?104 CFU/g and total anaerobes 1?10 were performed again, which is when the shelf life was carried out. In the sensory evaluation of the product, it was accepted by the 30 untrained panelists, using the hedonic scale of flavor, color, smell and
texture, having as a preference and good results the mackerel sausage with sacha inchi oil both in flavor and texture.
- Diego M. Carrillo Freire
- Deisy Salazar Armijo