Smoking:Method of Preservation
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Smoking is a preservation method that improves flavor and appearance through a process that uses salt and fire. It involves cutting and cleaning the fish, soaking it in brine, arranging it on smoking trays, drying it for 3 hours, and then smoking it. Smoking gives food a long shelf life, passes cultural skills between generations, and adds flavor while changing color and making the food appealing. However, it can also cause health issues like hypertension, cancer, and respiratory problems. Various woods like coconut, mango, and corn can be used for smoking.
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This document discusses food preservatives, including their types (natural, chemical, artificial), common examples, techniques, and roles in preventing food spoilage. It notes that preservatives can be added directly to foods or used in physical preservation methods like refrigeration. While preservatives help food safety and quality, some chemical preservatives may pose health risks if consumed in large amounts, so regulatory oversight aims to ensure they are generally recognized as safe. The document concludes that public awareness of preservatives is uneven and foodborne illness remains an issue, so preservatives help but also introduce potential side effects that must be considered.
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- 1. by: Claudine B. Valles
- 2. What is SMOKING? It is a complementary process to curing that improves flavor and appearance and can also act as drying agent. According to Jeffrey J. Rozum, it is one method of preservation that requires the use of salt and fire.
- 3. Steps of Smoking the fish 1.Cut the fish along its backbone.
- 6. 4.Wash well and soak (30 minutes) in a brine.
- 7. 5.Arrange the fish in smoking trays or woven basket.
- 10. Importance of Smoking High shelflife Skill that can pass into the next generation. Saves money Follows traditional techniques. Values culture
- 11. Advantages of Smoking Able to use the extra product for a long time. Kills bacteria Adds flavor Changes color Appealing to the eyes
- 12. Disadvantages of Smoking Hypertension Stomach and colon cancer. Preservatives deleterious side effects. Can lead to increased pollution levels. Respiratory problems
- 13. Types of Wood that can be used: Coconut shell and husk Mango wood Sag wood dust Corn
- 14. References o www.google.com o www.wikianswers.com o www.wikipedia.com