Fish III - Processed Fish Products - Surimi - Atmira
Fish III - Processed Fish Products - Surimi - Atmira
Fish III - Processed Fish Products - Surimi - Atmira
and Processing
Degradasi
makromolekul Kecap Ikan
(protein) menjadi
Peda
senyawa-senyawa
yang lebih Bekasang
sederhana (termasuk Terasi
senyawa citarasa) Petis Ikan
PENGOLAHAN HASIL PERIKANAN
Hasil
Perikanan
Pemindangan Bakso
Pengasapan Abon
Pencucian/
Sortasi
Penambahan Gula
Dan Garam
Fermentasi
Penyaringan
Pencucian
Penjemuran
1-2 hari
Penghancuran dan
Penggaraman (>13%)
Pembentukan
Gumpalan
Fermentasi
(1-4 mg; 20-30oC)
Salting of Fish – Sodium Chloride
Calcium and magnesium chlorides slow down the
penetration of salt into the flesh; rate of spoilage.
Sodium chloride == soft and yellow in colour.
Calcium and magnesium salts give a whiter colour but tend
to impart a bitter taste.
Curing types :
Lightcure (4-6%) dried down to 35% moisture.
Medium cure (8-10%) not saturated brine – Salt burn
Heavy cure (16-20%) saturated brine – Salt burn
Salting of Fish – Spoilage
Red Halophilic Bacteria (growth : 15 - 82oC ; very
rapid : 32 – 46 oC)
Salt tolerant bacteria (halophiles) (red or pink
bacteria) cause a reddening of wet or partly dried
salt fish.
Halophilic moulds can grow on fully dried fish and
cause the formation of dark patches.
Storage temperature : 7 - 10 oC
Salting of Fish – Salting types
Brine salting Dry salting
Kench salting
Dry salting Granular salt is rubbed into the surface of the fish.
Kench salting Granular salt is rubbed into the surface of split fish and the fish are
stacked with a sprinkling of salt between each layer of fish. The
liquid (pickle) which forms is allowed to drain away.
Drying of Fish
Several factors influence the rate of drying:
Relative humidity (RH) of the air
Air velocity
Air temperature
Surface area of the fish
The nature of the fish
The thickness of the fish
Temperature of the fish
The water content
Bakso
Ikan
Pemisahan
daging dan duri
Penghalusan
Daging ikan
Pencapuran Bumbu
(+ tapioka+…STPP)
Pembentukan
bulatan
Perebusan
Bakso
Nuget dan Sosis
SURIMI
Concentrated protein extract of minced fish flesh after
several processing :
1. Leaching
2. Adding salt
3. Adding cryoprotectant
4. Freezing
Surimi is a primary material used for gelling foods (fish
gels) such as kamaboko and fish balls.
Surimi generally comes in a block form and is stored
frozen
Raw material
The important criteria in selection of fish for surimi
are:
1. Low cost
2. White meat
3. Non oily
4. Abundantly available year round
5. Good gelling ability
Example :
Ikan kurisi, ikan merah/ikan mata goyang, ikan
gulamah/tigawaja dan ikan kuniran/ikan biji nangka,
Nila, patin.
Surimi making process (1)
1. Raw material
Organoleptic inspection, temperature check.
Fish is drained and weighed.
Stored in chill room (2 -5 °C) and properly iced.
3. Heading/gutting
Mechanical fish meat separators
Remove the head, gut, and thoroughly clean the belly walls
before deboning the carcass.
Surimi making process (2)
4. Washing
Remove the blood and adherent particles
11. Freezing
Rapid freezing (drum freezing, plate freezing)
Inner temperature reaches -25°c
Skualen adalah suatu senyawa kimia banyak terdapat dalam minyak hati
ikan hiu botol yang hidup pada perairan dalam (300 -1000 meter)