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UDC 637.5.032
K.R.Vilts
3 year student of the processing technologies department Kuban State Agrarian University Y.M.Korshunova
3 year student of the processing technologies department Kuban State Agrarian University A.A.Nesterenko kand. tehn. sciences, associate professor
N.V.Keniyz
kand. tehn. sciences, associate professor Kuban State Agrarian University, Krasnodar Russia
USE OF STARTING CULTURES IN TECHNOLOGY OF RAW SMOKED SAUSAGES
Abstract.
The article concerns the study results of the summer sausage mince with carbohydrates of big molecular mass added. With the carbohydrate molecular mass increasing the accumulation of the fermentation final products comes later. The carbohydrates choice allows programming and controlling the ready product taste and flavor. Work carried out in accordance with a grant from the Russian Foundation for Basic Research contract № 16-48-230543 \ 16 from april 14, 2016.
Keywords:
starter cultures, carbohydrates, nutrient medium, ripening, summer sausage.
Thanks to the scientific research in biotechnology sphere there appear new technologies that allow intensifying the meat produce, improving their organoleptic characteristics and guaranteeing high quality produce, etc.
One of the perspective trends of summer sausages production is using the starter cultures. In most cases the starter cultures containing lactobacillus, micrococcus, yeast in the summer sausages technology [1, 2]. The biggest effect of the starter cultures use is observed in combination in one preparation the microorganisms of different strains, for example, Lactobacillus sake, Staphylococcus carnosus and Staphylococcus xylosus. Usually dry cultures with a carrier, for example, dextrose are used [3,4].
In the process of ripening the bacterial starter cultures produce different exo- and endo-enzymes. Due to the proteolysis activity many starter cultures take part in improving the structure and texture of meat products forming such enzymes as collagenase and elastase that improve the nutritive value and tenderness of meat materials with considerable connective tissue proteins content. The biosynthesis of lactic and other organic acids by bacteria promote the meat tenderness and juiciness increase because they help collagen swelling and in this way tissue loosening and low-molecular bonds hydrolyzing. The hydrogen ion exponent (рН) value of the meat materials plays an important role here. Due to the low рН values the activity of the intra-cell enzymes increases and also of cathepsins the optimal рН value of which is 3,8-4,5 that correlates to the isoelectric point of the meat proteins [5,6].
Adding the starter cultures affects the fermentation speed of summer sausage. While using the dry bacterial preparation which is a concentrate of lactic acid bacteria and micrococcus it was established that under their influence the inhibition of both natural micro-flora of the meat materials so as the development of Streptococcus aureus, Ps. aeruginosa took place [7].
With use of dry starter cultures in the summer sausage technology there is no need to require high demands from the raw materials by its biochemical qualities because there appears a possibility to regulate the рН value of the meat. One can use different raw materials - slaughter-warm, ripened, seasoned or frozen. Using the meat with different biochemical parameters under definite conditions you can get the product of similar characteristics [8,9].
The meat materials micro-flora does not always guarantee the fermentation process in the right direction that can lead to products defect. Instead of unpredictable micro-flora of wild microorganisms in summer sausage the
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definite flora of the desired microorganisms must dominate. One of the significant characteristics of starter cultures is their ability to produce lactic acid from carbohydrates and thus promote the decrease of the рН value level [2].
As a rule, at summer sausage ripening the lactic fermentative lactobacillus forming from different sugars only lactic acid. Their micro-aerophilous feature allows providing the fermentation process in a low acid medium, for example, inside the sausage with big diameter. During the ripening process the lactic bacteria (lactobacillus) reproduce much quicker than other bacteria species, they intensively break down the muscular tissue glycogen and the added sugars into lactic acid. If the other bacteria species are present there may take place the fermentative reaction due to which the undesirable acids are produced, for example, acetic and propionic acid, which can lead to defect of the finished product.
To provide the brightness and stability of color, to get the characteristic taste into the minced meat they introduce micrococcus that reestablishing sodium nitrite to nitrites promote forming nitrogen oxides which chemically interacts with myoglobin to stable nitrosomyoglobin formation. Under the influence of proteolytic activityof these microorganisms the proteins break down into free amino acids which are important components in taste forming and their lipolytic activity conditions the formation of free (mostly low-molecular) volatile acids, oxidized to peroxides which under the influence of catalase micrococcus activity turn into carbonyl compounds (2-hexane, diacetyl and formaldehyde) promoting to form a distinctive taste [5].
In the content of the starter bacterial cultures also go flavor forming bacteria that give the sausage a distinctive flavor and delicious taste.
The formation of sausage flavor is the result of fat breaking down products under the influence of microorganisms that possess a lipolytic activity and also bacteria proteolytic proteins and carbohydrates breakdown [6].
From the point of view of flavor formation of great interest is a development of the Dutch meat institute - a starter culture Moraxella phenylpyruvica. It is a psychrophilic culture, a facultative anaerobe that allows its active developing in the thickness of the product and, as the research shows, to produce the flavor predecessors [2].
Along with the bacteria to form color a definite role is played by yeast and sodium nitrite. An important role in color formation of summer sausage is played by bacteria the life products of which are nitric oxide. Micrococcus and to a less degree streptococcus and sarcina bacteria refer to such ones.
The breakdown product of sodium nitrite (nitric oxide) in combination with the muscular meat pigmentation (myoglobin) forms the color of the finished summer sausage. To obtain a good color minimum 50 % of the myoglobin must be steadily bound with nitrite oxide. Sodium nitrite, even in its small amount, is known to prevent development of numerous microorganisms. If its concentration is about 80-150 mg/kg the growth of such microorganisms as Clostridium botulinum, Salmonella, Staphylococcus are hindered. But the nitrite preserving effect is shown in combination with other influence factors such as water activity, the рН value and temperature. The constant drop of the рН value at the fermentation beginning has a positive effect on the color formation process. The desired drop of the рН value can be obtained by introducing different carbohydrates.
It has been established that if carbohydrates with big molecular mass are added to the minced meat of the summer sausage they promote forming distinctive taste qualities in the finished product. With carbohydrate molecular mass increasing the accumulation of the fermentation products comes later. The choice of carbohydrates allows programming and controlling the taste and flavor of the finished product. References:
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© Vilts K.R., Korshunova Y.M., Nesterenko A.A., Keniyz N.V., 2016
UDC 637.5.032
K.R.Vilts
3 year student of the processing technologies department Kuban State Agrarian University Y.M.Korshunova
3 year student of the processing technologies department Kuban State Agrarian University A.A.Romashkina
3 year student of the processing technologies department Kuban State Agrarian University A.A.Nesterenko kand. tehn. sciences, associate professor Kuban State Agrarian University, Krasnodar Russia
TO A QUESTION ABOUT FORMATION OF AROMA AND TASTE OF RAW SMOKED SAUSAGES
Abstract.
The most complicated processes in summer sausage produce technology are forming its flavor, consistency and texture. The basis to create flavor and taste of summer sausage is a fermentative process taking place in the ripening period. These processes depend on a number of factors described in the article.
Keywords:
flavor, summer sausage, starter cultures, structure, ripening.
The organoleptic characteristics of the finished product are defined by its looks, color, consistency and mince texture cut, smell, taste which are characteristic of every product type and must meet the traditional tastes and habits of the population [1,2]. Taste and flavor are the most important indicators of the food products that significantly condition the reflective excitability of the digestive glands.
The use of some definite substances in forming the product flavor depends on many factors, quantity and threshold concentration. Some substances with low threshold concentration drastically influence the flavor formation that is explained by high sensibility of the sensory organs to them. The lowest threshold concentration have volatile sulfur containing substances that is why their role in flavor formation is great [3,4].
Basic taste feelings can be divided into the following ones: bitter, salty, sour and sweet. The rest of the experienced flavor shades are a complex of main taste feelings combination.