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Table des matières
Introduction 4
Conservation de la viande 7
Refroidissement 8
La congélation 10
Le salage 12
Le fumage 14
Traitement thermique 15
Déshydratation 17
Irradiation 19
Produits chimiques 20
Conclusion 27
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3
Introduction
5
minée par des micro-organismes, il est difficile de les élimi-
ner. C’est pourquoi la conservation de la viande est assurée
par diverses techniques de conservation telles que la réfrigé-
ration, la congélation, la salaison, le fumage, le traitement
thermique, la mise en conserve, la déshydratation, l’irradia-
tion, les traitements chimiques et les traitement sous pres-
sion [1,2,712]. Cette communication a pour but de présen-
ter une vue d’ensemble des différentes méthodes employées
pour la conservation de la viande dans le monde.
6
Conservation de la
viande
9
La congélation
11
Le salage
13
Le fumage
18
Irradiation
21
Traitement par
pression hydrostatique
23
Traitement par
pression
hydrodynamique
25
jours de stockage à 5°C alors que dans les produits carnés
non traités HDP, durant ces 15-45 jours de stockage à 5°C,
on observe une augmentation de la population microbienne.
26
Conclusion
28
Citation: Pal M, Devrani M (2018) Application of Various Techniques for Meat Preservation. J Exp Food Chem 4: 134. doi:
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