The paper gives an account of factors controlling the drained weight in canned prawn. The most important among them are concentration of brine used for blanching and blanching time which are found to be fixed and specific for different sizes of prawn irrespective of the quality of the material used. Other factors such as, acidity of brine used for filling the can, volume of brine, time of sterilization and time of cooling the blanched meat are also to some extent found responsible for fluctuations in drained weight
A linear relationship was observed between the copper content and intensity of blackening in commer...
Spoilage characteristics of different types of bacteria isolated from bacteriologically defective ca...
A study on the occurrence of defective pieces of prawns at three different stages of processing of h...
A general formula for the prediction of drained weight of canned prawn processed under laboratory co...
The paper represents results on the studies undertaken to find out the causes of irregular drained w...
Canned and frozen prawns are subjected to compulsory pre-shipment inspection, during which complianc...
The paper gives an account of the types of blackening associated with canned prawn in brine and thei...
The processing of prawns has assumed very great importance in India because processed prawn products...
Probable sources of contamination of raw, blanched and processed meat at various stages of handling ...
The wastage of prawns due to spoilage in processing factories accounted to about 0-12% in 1974, 0-35...
This paper deals with an extensive study conducted to estimate the extent of weight loss in frozen p...
The chemical and organoleptic properties of prawn held in ice for different days prior to cooking an...
Blanching is an important operation in the shrimp canning process, in order to bring down the moistu...
The paper deals with studies made to modify the process of drying of prawns in rotary drum dryer rep...
A simple and effective method is suggested to improve the quality and shelf-life of commercial whole...
A linear relationship was observed between the copper content and intensity of blackening in commer...
Spoilage characteristics of different types of bacteria isolated from bacteriologically defective ca...
A study on the occurrence of defective pieces of prawns at three different stages of processing of h...
A general formula for the prediction of drained weight of canned prawn processed under laboratory co...
The paper represents results on the studies undertaken to find out the causes of irregular drained w...
Canned and frozen prawns are subjected to compulsory pre-shipment inspection, during which complianc...
The paper gives an account of the types of blackening associated with canned prawn in brine and thei...
The processing of prawns has assumed very great importance in India because processed prawn products...
Probable sources of contamination of raw, blanched and processed meat at various stages of handling ...
The wastage of prawns due to spoilage in processing factories accounted to about 0-12% in 1974, 0-35...
This paper deals with an extensive study conducted to estimate the extent of weight loss in frozen p...
The chemical and organoleptic properties of prawn held in ice for different days prior to cooking an...
Blanching is an important operation in the shrimp canning process, in order to bring down the moistu...
The paper deals with studies made to modify the process of drying of prawns in rotary drum dryer rep...
A simple and effective method is suggested to improve the quality and shelf-life of commercial whole...
A linear relationship was observed between the copper content and intensity of blackening in commer...
Spoilage characteristics of different types of bacteria isolated from bacteriologically defective ca...
A study on the occurrence of defective pieces of prawns at three different stages of processing of h...