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Meat Technology Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

what does meat consists of?

A
    • high quallity protein
  • iron
  • vitamin B and
  • vitamin A
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2
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what type of muscle in meat

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  • Skeletal muscle
  • Cardiac muscle
  • Smooth muscle
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3
Q

When is meat aging done?

A

after rigor mortis, 1/2 or 1/4 carcass at below room temp (2c)

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4
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What is the objective of meat aging?
(answer min. 3)

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  • Inhibit microbial growth
  • bleeding becomes perfect
  • outer layer becomes dry
  • obtain optimal tenderness and taste
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5
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Types of pH decline and its effect?

A
  • To rapid: heat shortening, meat becomes Pale Soft Exudative (PSE)
  • To slow: cold shortening, pH at 5.5, meat becomes Dark Firm Dry (DFD)
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6
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Muscle composition and example?

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  • Muscle tissue: 72% water, 20% protein, 5% fat
  • Marbling: inter and intramuscular fat
  • Connective tissue: collagen
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7
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types of protein groups

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  • Sarcoplasmic
  • Myofibrillar (actin, myosin, troponin)
  • collagen
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8
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function of each protein groups
(theres 3)

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  • sarcoplasmic: low emulsion ability, water soluble, low WHC
  • Myofibrillar: high emulsiojn ability, only soluble in salt solution 5%, high WHC
  • Collagen: soluble in high temp, high gelling ability, used for gelatin
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9
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Location of Adipose or fat tissue
(min. 3)

A

under the skin, heart, kidneys, bone marrow, joints, and ass

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10
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function of adipose tissue
(min. 3)

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  • Supplies energy
  • Provide insulation
  • Minor protection
  • Cholestrol storage
  • Estrogen production
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11
Q

Collagen process?

A

Tropocollagen -(proteolysis)> collagen -(extrusion)> collagen fibers

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12
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What does myoglobin consist of?

A

globin and heme ring

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13
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where does oxidation occur in meat?

A

in Fe2 myoglobin to Fe3 metmyoglobin

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14
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What is WHC and the characteristics?

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  • Water holding capacity is the ability for meat to bind with free water
  • If pH decrease, then WHC also decrease
  • WHC factor is important for gel formation
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15
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Example of autolysis deterioriation

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  • protein -(protease)> peptide & amino acid
  • Fat -(Lipase)> glycerol & fatty acid
  • Glycogen -> glucose
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16
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microbiological deterioriation characteristics?

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  • slimy exterior
  • greeny-blue-black color
  • abnormal aroma and taste (NH3, H2S, N2)
18
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How does microbiological deteriotiation occur

A

contamination during slaughtering, debnoning, handling, etc.