Data di Pubblicazione:
2016
Abstract:
Aim of the research was to evaluate the effects of frozen storage on the quality of two Mediterranean wild shrimps, namely Parapenaeus longirostris (deepwater pink shrimp) and
Parapandalus narval (narwal shrimp) in order to promote the marketing of these little -known shrimp species as frozen products, strengthening and enhancing their economic
value. Quality changes were determined by sensory evaluation combined with chemical and chemical/physical analyses, including determination of volatile aroma constituents.
In particular, raw and cooked shrimp samples were evaluated at various frozen storage intervals up to sixteen months . The variation observed for the chemical and chemical
physical indices did not diminish the sensory quality of both shrimp species. The results confirmed that freezing allows maintaining a good sensory quality of the considered
shrimp species.
Parapandalus narval (narwal shrimp) in order to promote the marketing of these little -known shrimp species as frozen products, strengthening and enhancing their economic
value. Quality changes were determined by sensory evaluation combined with chemical and chemical/physical analyses, including determination of volatile aroma constituents.
In particular, raw and cooked shrimp samples were evaluated at various frozen storage intervals up to sixteen months . The variation observed for the chemical and chemical
physical indices did not diminish the sensory quality of both shrimp species. The results confirmed that freezing allows maintaining a good sensory quality of the considered
shrimp species.
Tipologia CRIS:
14.a.1 Articolo su rivista
Keywords:
Deepwater pink shrimp, frozen storage, narwal shrimp, sensory evaluation, volatile aroma compounds
Elenco autori:
Condurso, Concetta; Tripodi, Gianluca; Cincotta, Fabrizio; Carmela Maria, Lanza; Agata, Mazzaglia; Verzera, Antonella
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