Rice flour - use in meat production, Kyiv

One of the main tasks of the meat industry is the most complete use of animal raw materials and processing of its components into final products or semi-finished products. To a large extent, the quantity and quality of the meat product depends on the physico-chemical properties of the components of the meat raw materials, the ability of these components to intermolecular interaction, as well as the retention of moisture by protein substances in the process of cold processing of meat and subsequent thermal exposure.
In the case when a high content of free moisture in meat products is undesirable and it is necessary to strengthen the connection between its components, we suggest introducing an additive into the meat raw material - rice flour. It is an excellent thickener, sincerice flour belongs to a gluten-free starch-containing raw material. Therefore, during the processing of meat raw materials, with the introduction of rice flour, the polysaccharides contained in it (amylopectin and amylose) are pasteurized, which, when interacting with other components, retain moisture, forming a colloidal dispersion. At the same time, the polysaccharides of rice flour not only retain free moisture, but also interact with the protein molecules of the meat raw material, which allows to improve its structure and facilitate further work on its formation (important for the production of sausage products).производстве колбасных изделий ). (//tractor-service.com)
The use of rice flour in the production of sausage products and meat semi-finished products as a thickener and stabilizer has long been known and widely spread abroad. It not only perfectly replaces native and chemically modified starches, concentrates and isolates of soy proteins and their modified preparations, surpassing it in cost, but also increases the yield of finished products, reduces thermal losses and does not change the protein content of the final product, giving the products a pleasant taste and appearance.
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