Title: Reduced Fat Meat Product Manufacturing
1 Reduced Fat Meat Product Manufacturing
- Animal Sciences 555.02
- Lynn Knipe
- Ohio State University
2Fat content of meat affects
- flavor intensity,
- juiciness,
- and tenderness.
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4Consumer demand for leaner products
- fat connections to health problems
- actual demand is debatable
- food service/retail offer choices to keep
customers coming back.
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6Solutions to maintaining existing texture and
flavor of low fat products
- increase moisture content using moisture
binder - soy proteins, phosphates, collagen, starches,
maltodextrins, carrageenans, Konjac flour,
dried plums, sugar beet fiber - add finely textured beef tissue
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8A Gel Made from Konjac Flour, Isolated Soy
Protein, Trisodium Phosphates and Water
9Product Extension Replacement vs. Augmentation
- Replacement remove meat and replace with
water and extender. - Augmentation adding extender and water to
meat weight. - Rice Patty
10Lean Product Extension Options
- Improved texture and lower costs starch
- Improved texture, increased protein soy
proteins - target soy extension to 18 protein
- allergen issue
11Low-Fat Beef Pattie, With Texturized Soy Protein
- Prehydrate TSC with water (approx. 3 parts
water1 TSC), 3-5 minutes - Add TSC to meat, followed by salt, flavorings
- Form into patties, weigh, cook, and reweigh.
12Low-Fat Beef Pattie, With Starch
- Add starch, water, salt, flavorings to meat.
- Form into patties, weigh, cook, and reweigh.
13Low-Fat Beef Rice Paddy
- 2.0 lbs. lean beef
- 72.5 g. cooked rice (8)
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15Lab Teams
- Soy Protein Extended
- Heath, Terri, Anna,Richard,
- Starch Extended
- Kellie, Josh,Khyati,Amber,
- Rice Patty
- Grace, Lizanel, Emily, Jeremy,
- Sugar Beet Fiber Extended
- Eric, Cody, Min, Greg, Marshall