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Title Studies on canning psenopsis cyanea
 
Names Balachandran, K.K.
Vijayan, P.K.
Date Issued 1989 (iso8601)
Abstract Suitability of Psenopsis cyanea, a deep sea fish caught on board FORV Sagar Sampada
from a depth of 350 m off Cochin for processing into canned product was studied.
The fish having high fat content around 52% (DWB) and white attractive meat renders
itself well for canning yielding a product good in organoleptic characteristics. However
to have a presentable appearance to the product the fish has to be skinned prior to canning. Gentle agitation of P. cyanea in 0.25 % aqueous solution of lactic acid at ambient temperature for 15 min followed by thorough washing yields skinless fish. Fish suffers around 8% (DWB) fat loss during skinning. Fish canned in natural style and in brine have better organoleptic characteristics initially. On storage they develop slight rancidity. Fish canned in oil maintains the characteristics over a longer period.
Genre Article
Identifier Fish Technol.26(2): 111-113