Optimizing the Use of Flexible Retort Pouches for Production of Ready to Eat Cobia (Rachycentron canadum) Fish Chunks in Curry Medium
Tameshwar, Manjanaik Bojayanaik, Vyankatesh Tekade, Sachin Dnyanoba Chavan, Devika Gundubilli, Srinu Nayak Banavath, Maga Raju Siravati, Veena Shetty
European Journal of Nutrition & Food Safety · pp. 130–144 · Published 16 Nov 2024
10.9734/ejnfs/2024/v16i111581Abstract
Cobia fish chunks in curry medium, a famous North Eastern Indian dish, was developed using Cobia (Rachycentron canadum) fish chunks prepared in a traditional culinary style. The present study was aimed to optimize F0 values for Cobia fish chunks in curry medium using flexible retortable pouches. The product underwent thermal processing at two distinct lethality levels and heat penetration rates, demonstrating equivalent cooling and heating lag effects. The fh values were 15 and 18.5 minutes for the product processed at F0 values of 9.29 and 8.42 minutes, respectively. The total process times were 39.79 and 38.80 minutes, respectively, for the F0 values of 8.42 and 9.29 minutes. Cook values for the processed product were 86.60 minutes for the F0 value of 8.42 minutes and 92.57 minutes for the F0 value of 9.29 minutes. Based on sensory characteristics, the product processed at an F0 value of 8.42 minutes was rated better over a storage period of 90 days.
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