Fish Food Processing
Fish Food Processing
Fish Food Processing
CUCUMBER
CHICKEN
TOMATO
TUNA
SAUSAGE
TOCINO
PINEAPPLE
HOTDOG
OCTOPUS
FOOD
PROCESSING
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson the learners
are able to:
a. Identify the different methods of food
processing;
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SALTING
⬩Salting involves introducing salt into the flesh of fish or meat.
Water moves out of the meat or fish and is absorbed by the salt.
Microbial cells die in the meat from the loss of water, therefore,
preventing spoilage.
⬩Common raw materials for salting include egg, meat, fish and
other marine products.
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Brine Solution
– a mixture of
water and salt.
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CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF WATER
AND SALT
Salt Water Ratio:
Na – Sodium H20 – Hydrogen plus The basic ratio
Cl – Chloride Oxygen of salt to water for
a brine is 4
NaCl – Sodium Chloride tablespoons
of salt per 1 quart (4
cups) of water.
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MOST COMMON CHEMICAL USED IN
CURING
Curing Salt – it is a combination of salt and either a
small amount of sodium nitrate or sodium nitrite as well
as a red dye that make the salt look pink.
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DRYING
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FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT:
Multiple Choices. Read and analyze each question. Choose the best
answer.
1. The technique which converts raw food items into well – cooked and
preserved eatables.
a. Conservation c. Preservation
b. Fermentation d. Presentation
2. Which of the following is an advantage of food
processing?
a. Bagoong
b. Daing
c. Strawberry Jam
d. Tinapa
4. How does drying method kill microbes?