Sensory and proximal quality of canned beef tripe (Bos taurus) in yellow chili sauce (Capsicum baccatum)

Samanez C.A.L.; Choque-Quispe D.; Allende L.F.A.; Pacheco B.S.R.; Peralta-Guevara D.E. · Ciencia Tecnologia Agropecuaria (2023) · DOI: 10.21930/rcta.vol24_num1_art:2741

Resumen

White offal from cattle is a secondary raw material that could be transformed by agroindustry. The rumen and reticulum are valued in Peruvian gastronomy in the preparation of typical dishes that incorporate Capsicum baccatum as a fundamental ingredient. The objective was to evaluate the organoleptic and nutritional properties of canned beef tripe fillet using yellow chili sauce at 1% (F1), 2% (F2), and 3% (F3) w/w. To obtain the canned products, the sauce and other ingredients were mixed and then sterilized. Once the products were obtained, the proximal analysis and preference and acceptance tests of the hedonic scale were carried out. The information obtained was processed using parametric and non-parametric statistics. Protein contents between 21,23 and 21,65%, lipids between 8,65 and 13,76%, minerals between 2,10 and 2,33%, carbohydrates between 1,88 and 2,10%, and moisture between 61,03 and 65,25% were reported; no significant differences were observed in protein, ash and carbohydrate contents (p-value > 0,05), contrary to the case of fats (p-value < 0,05). The sensory evaluation showed that there was no significant difference between formulations F1 and F3, for the odor and flavor descriptors. On the other hand, formulation F3 obtained the highest overall acceptability and percentage of preference (47,50%). It is concluded that the product has the sensory and bromatological quality for human consumption.

Instituciones: Universidad Nacional José María Arguedas