Food additives
These are substances with the function of maintaining the appearance and palatability of food, that is, keeping it in a condition to be consumed within a certain time, preventing or preventing deterioration caused by microorganisms or enzymatic action. Example: curing salt
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It is possible to use the celery powder or other vegetable that has nitrate naturally present in its composition to replace curing salt in the curing process of meats, such as sausages, sausages and salami?
Continue reading Aipo para substituir o sal de cura na cura de carnes?
First make sure you understand how curing salt works. If you have questions about its functions in meat products, read the post curing salt what it is and how much to use Continue reading Posso usar sal de cura vencido?
Curing salt 1 contains only sodium nitrite and it is the sodium nitrite that acts during curing on the meat protein. Curing salt 2 contains, in addition to sodium nitrite, sodium nitrate. Sodium nitrate is slowly converted to sodium nitrite during the process. In other words, sodium nitrate only works after being converted into sodium nitrite! Continue reading Posso usar o sal de cura 1 para salame e copa?
Color fixation reddish in the cured meats, that is, they were exposed to nitrite(NO²), is due to the pigment nitrosilhemochrome, which is the heat-denatured form of nitrosomyoglobin, formed from the reaction of nitric oxide (NO), coming from nitrite (NO2) and myoglobin naturally present in meat. Continue reading Coloração avermelhada em carnes curadas
For those who produce commercially or for their own consumption, it is extremely important to know and be able to estimate the reduction rate of sodium nitrite(present in curing salt) added in production. To better understand this issue, I listed some studies that present this reduction or conversion of sodium nitrite in cured meats from production to storage. Continue reading Tempo de conversão do nitrito nas carnes curadas
Nitrite is considered an essential curing ingredient responsible for “fixing” the color characteristics associated with cured meats, creating a unique flavor profile that distinguishes it from products that do not contain nitrite, promoting control of lipid oxidation and serving as an efficient antimicrobial. alone or in synergy with other ingredients. Continue reading sal de cura nitrito nitrato salitre história e benefícios
MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK AND SUPPLY – NORMATIVE INSTRUCTION No. 51, OF DECEMBER 29, 2006
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List of main functional ingredients It is food additives used in charcuterie meat products, such as fresh, smoked and cured sausages, sausages, cooked hams, among others. Continue reading Funcionalidade dos aditivos alimentares cárneos
Unfortunately, there is no standard for national additives and some manufacturers fail to provide usage information. If you are in doubt about how much curing salt (preservative/sodium nitrite) or another mix of condiments you purchased, use this calculator to find out the limit established for meat products. Select the type, choose the food additive and see the established limit. It is also possible to calculate the amount of meat used and, if you use a mix of additives and condiments, fill in the percentage of the additive that makes up the mix. If your mix has more than one additive, we recommend using the smallest amount calculated for the additives. Continue reading Calculadora de Aditivos Alimentares
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