Air regulating ice-temperature fresh keeping method for fresh tilapia fillets
A technology of tilapia fillet and fresh-keeping method, which is applied in the direction of preserving meat/fish with chemicals, and preserving meat/fish through freezing/cooling, etc., which can solve problems such as juice loss, protein denaturation and texture damage, and large temperature fluctuations , to achieve the effect of reducing the formation of water mist, inhibiting growth and proliferation, and prolonging the shelf life
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[0019] (1) Live tilapia is processed into fish fillets after bloodletting, sectioning, skinning, shaping and cleaning. The temperature of the cleaning water should be controlled below 15°C.
[0020] (2) Disinfect and sterilize the cleaned fresh fish fillets with ozone water with an ozone concentration of 1mg / L for 10 minutes. The temperature of the ozone water is controlled below 5°C, then remove and rinse with clean water below 5°C, and drain. ;The temperature of fish fillets is controlled below 5°C before packaging, which can effectively prevent or reduce the formation of water mist.
[0021] (3) Put the drained fish fillets into the commercially available nine-layer high-barrier modified atmosphere packaging bag specially used for aquatic products (the inner layer of the packaging bag is provided with an anti-fog film), and each bag contains 400-500g of fish fillets. The modified atmosphere packaging machine is filled with 60% CO by volume 2 and 40%N 2 The mixed gas is p...
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[0024] (1) Live tilapia is processed into fish fillets after bloodletting, sectioning, skinning, shaping and cleaning. The temperature of the cleaning water should be controlled below 15°C.
[0025] (2) Disinfect and sterilize the cleaned fresh fish fillets with ozone water with an ozone concentration of 3mg / L for 6 minutes, control the temperature of the ozone water below 5°C, then remove and rinse with clean water below 5°C, drain ;The temperature of fish fillets is controlled below 5°C before packaging, which can effectively prevent or reduce the formation of water mist.
[0026] (3) Put the drained fish fillets into a seven-layer high-barrier modified atmosphere packaging bag (the inner layer of the packaging bag is provided with an anti-fog film), and fill each bag with 400-500g of fish fillets, and fill it with a volume percentage of 50% by a modified atmosphere packaging machine. %CO 2 and 50%N 2 The mixed gas is packaged, and the amount of gas per gram of tilapia fl...
example 3
[0029] (1) Live tilapia is processed into fish fillets after bloodletting, sectioning, skinning, shaping and cleaning. The temperature of the cleaning water should be controlled below 15°C.
[0030] (2) Disinfect and sterilize the cleaned fresh fish fillets with ozone water with an ozone concentration of 5mg / L for 5 minutes. ;The temperature of fish fillets is controlled below 5°C before packaging, which can effectively prevent or reduce the formation of water mist.
[0031] (3) Pack the drained fish fillets into a polypropylene tray box, and fill it with a volume ratio of 80% CO2 with a modified atmosphere packaging machine. 2 and 20%N 2 The mixed gas is sealed with five layers of high-barrier composite film (the inner layer is provided with an anti-fog film); each box contains 300-500g of fish fillets, and the amount of gas per gram of tilapia meat is 4mL.
[0032] (4) The above-mentioned packaged fresh tilapia fillets are stored at 0-2°C, and the shelf life can reach mor...
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