Submitted by Jorge Silva (jorgelmsilva@ufrrj.br) on 2017-08-29T17:58:31Z No. of bitstreams: 1 2017 - Fabiola dos Santos Gouvea.pdf: 2182163 bytes, checksum: dfda9ecfc3001fc4f7db7aa0e3138b6a (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-08-29T17:58:31Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 2017 - Fabiola dos Santos Gouvea.pdf: 2182163 bytes, checksum: dfda9ecfc3001fc4f7db7aa0e3138b6a (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-02-20 / CAPES / Consumers are increasingly becoming more critical in the selection of a food product, by mainly considering sensory, nutritional and safety issues in the decision to purchase. As a result, less drastic preservation methods have been more deeply investigated and broadly adopted in industrial scale, including the addition of natural antimicrobials and the high hydrostatic pressure processing. In this sense, the objective of the this study was to evaluate the effect of the incorporation of carrot either individually or in combination with high pressure tretament on the inhibition of Listeria innocua inoculated in Minas Frescal cheese, besides evaluating the effect on the proximate composition, carotenoids content and sensorial characteristics and acceptance. A 22 factorial design was first employed to perform the chemical and physical characterization, being the independent variables the pressure (0 and 500 MPa) and the carrot concentration (0% and 6%), with three repetitions of the central point. The following analyses were carried out in the cheeses resulting from the treatments: proximate composition (moisture, protein, ethereal extract, fixed mineral residue - FMR); instrumental color; carotenoid quantification (total carotenoids, lutein, ?-carotene and ?-carotene) and enumeration of Listeria innocua. For the sensory analysis, a full factorial design was adopted, by considering the central points of the first design as factors themselves. The global acceptance was evaluated by a 9-point hedonic scale and the CATA Test (check-all-that-apply) with 102 consumers. High pressure processing at the level of 500 MPa for 10 minutes reduced the Listeria innocua count from 7 log cfu /ml up to undetectable levels, without further sigificant increase along the chilled storage at 8 ?C for 22 days. On the contrary, the single carrot incorporation (6%) or its combination in the level of (3%) with pressure treatment at (250 MPa) had no effect on the inhibition of this microorganism. Moisture content, protein, ethereal extract and FMR were not significantly affected by either the carrot incorporation or the high pressure processing. As expected, carrot addition enhanced the levels of total carotenoids, lutein, ?-carotene and ?-carotene, as well as affected the instrumental color parameters. There again, high pressure processing had no significant effect on these compounds. Furthermore, high hydrostatic pressure processing did not influence the overall acceptance of the samples, while the incorporation of 6% of carrot tended to lower the acceptance. In the analyzis of individual consumers, the cheese with 3% of carrot processed at 250 MPa did not differ from the control sample, which was the most preferred sample. According to the CATA test, the consumers were able to sensory characterize and differentiate between the cheeses with or without the addition of carrot. / Os consumidores t?m se tornado mais cr?ticos na escolha de um produto aliment?cio, sendo as caracter?sticas sensoriais, nutricionais e funcionais, assim como a seguran?a do alimento, fatores preponderantes na decis?o de compra do consumidor. Tais demandas t?m induzido a busca por m?todos alternativos de conserva??o, menos danosos ? qualidade do produto, como adi??o de antimicrobianos naturais e o processamento por alta press?o hidrost?tica. Nesse sentido, o presente estudo objetivou avaliar o efeito da incorpora??o da cenoura e do tratamento por alta press?o hidrost?tica na inibi??o da Listeria innocua e nas caracter?sticas qu?micas, f?sica, microbiol?gicas e sensoriais do queijo Minas Frescal, visando desenvolver um produto diferenciado, mais seguro e saud?vel. O processamento dos queijos seguiu um delineamento fatorial 22 com os fatores: press?o (0 e 500 MPa) e concentra??o de cenoura (0 e 6%) com 3 repeti??es do ponto central. Foram realizadas an?lises f?sico-quimicas (umidade, prote?na, extrato et?reo, res?duo mineral fixo (RMF) e cor instrumental), quantifica??o dos carotenoides (carotenoides totais, lute?na, ?-caroteno e ?-caroteno) e contagem de Listeria innocua. A an?lise sensorial seguiu um delineamento fatorial completo (considerando os pontos centrais como fatores), em que foi avaliado a aceita??o global pela escala hed?nica de 9 pontos e o Teste CATA (check-all-that-apply) com 102 consumidores. O processamento por alta press?o em 500 MPa por 10 minutos reduziu a contagem de Listeria innocua em aproximadamente 7 log ufc/mL, para n?veis n?o detect?veis imediatamente ap?s o processamento, e essa contagem se manteve constante ao longo do armazenamento a 8?C por 22 dias. J? a incorpora??o individual (sem pressuriza??o) da cenoura (6%), ou a utiliza??o combinada desta na concentra??o de 3% com a press?o de 250 MPa, n?o apresentou efeito na inibi??o desse micro-organismo. Os teores de umidade, prote?na, extrato et?reo e RMF tamb?m n?o foram afetados significativamente pela incorpora??o da cenoura ou pelo processamento de alta press?o hidrost?tica. Como esperado, a incorpora??o da cenoura aumentou os teores de carotenoides totais, lute?na, ?-caroteno e ?-caroteno, bem como influenciou nos par?metros de cor instrumental. Em contrapartida, o processamento por alta press?o n?o apresentou efeito significativo sobre esses compostos. O processamento por alta press?o hidrost?tica pouco influenciou na aceita??o global da amostras, enquanto que a incorpora??o de 6% de cenoura tendeu a uma menor aceita??o. Quando analisados os consumidores individualmente, foi verificado que a amostra processada a 250 MPa com 3% de cenoura n?o diferiu da amostra controle, sendo essas as mais preferidas. O teste CATA mostrou que os consumidores conseguiram diferenciar e caracterizar sensorialmente os queijos incorporados com cenoura dos n?o adicionados.

Submitted by Jorge Silva (jorgelmsilva@ufrrj.br) on 2018-10-19T17:51:25Z No. of bitstreams: 1 2013 - Ellen Almeida dos Santos Ferreira.pdf: 1317610 bytes, checksum: dd687bdd4e12dc0f868a15a961aa31ed (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-10-19T17:51:25Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 2013 - Ellen Almeida dos Santos Ferreira.pdf: 1317610 bytes, checksum: dd687bdd4e12dc0f868a15a961aa31ed (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-05-06 / Brazil is a big producer and exporter of fruits and fruit juice. The sale, in many cases, is limited to the seasonality of production and perishability of fruits. The Brazilian cherry is a tropical fruit originally from the South and Southeast regions of Brazil, with high perishability and susceptibility to physical damage during transport. Considering all the losses that the productive chain of fresh Brazilian cherry may suffer, it is evident the importance of producing the juice of this fruit. Traditionally, thermal treatment has been employed in the processing and preservation of these products; however, undesirable changes in sensory and nutritional characteristics can happen. Among the innovative technologies to reduce these undesirable changes is High Hydrostatic Pressure (APH). This method of food preservation provides additional benefits to the product allowing products closer to the fresh product. This study aimed to investigate the process of high pressure in the preservation of Brazilian cherry pulp (Eugenia uniflora L.) to assess their microbiological safety and sensory quality and nutritional nectar obtained. The study was conducted at Embrapa Food Technology (Rio de Janeiro-RJ, Brazil). The Brazilian cherry pulp was processed by high hydrostatic pressure using different pressure levels, temperatures and retention time, following a central composite design. Microbiological analyzes were performed (for Salmonella spp., Coliforms at 45? C, mesophilic aerobic, yeasts and molds), physico-chemical (pH, acidity, soluble solids, fibers), antioxidant activity and instrumental color. It was investigated nectar microbiological shelf life obtained from the pressurized pulp. Shelf life estimation through Survival Analysis was also carried out, and the nectar exceeded 35 days of storage. Further studies are recommended. The sensory characteristics of nectars obtained from the pressurized pulp, non-pressurized pulp (Control), pasteurized Control, and three commercial brands available in the market were evaluated by consumer acceptance and through the methodology check all that apply (CATA). Data were analyzed using analysis of variance, Tukey test, and Multiple Factor Analysis. The high pressure process has been effective in preserving the nectar refrigerated for up to 35 days. There was no significant negative effect on antioxidant activity and color of the samples subjected to high pressure. The results obtained in the determination of "ideal" pulp concentration and sweetness for the nectar formulation cherry were 36% and 10%, respectively. In Acceptance Test samples pressurized and commercial B had the highest scores and the terms most frequently used in the methodology check all that apply were reddish, cherry flavor, presence of particles, attractive color, acid, astringent, off-flavor, sweet, bitter, gritty look. Such terms are therefore considered the most suitable to describe the samples by consumers. / O Brasil ? um grande produtor e exportador de frutas e suco de frutas. A comercializa??o, em muitos casos, ? limitada ? sazonalidade da produ??o e ? perecibilidade das frutas. A pitanga ? uma fruta tropical origin?ria das regi?es Sul e Sudeste do Brasil, com alta perecibilidade e susceptibilidade a danos f?sicos durante o transporte. Tendo em vista todas as perdas que a cadeia produtiva da pitanga in natura pode sofrer, fica evidente a relev?ncia da obten??o do suco deste fruto. Tradicionalmente o tratamento t?rmico tem sido empregado no processamento e conserva??o destes produtos; no entanto, altera??es indesej?veis nas caracter?sticas nutricionais e sensoriais podem acontecer. Entre as tecnologias inovadoras para redu??o dessas altera??es indesej?veis, est? a Alta Press?o Hidrost?tica (APH). Este m?todo de conserva??o de alimentos oferece benef?cios adicionais ao produto permitindo a obten??o com caracter?sticas mais pr?ximas do produto in natura. Este estudo teve como objetivo investigar o processo de alta press?o na conserva??o de polpa de pitanga (Eugenia uniflora L.) de modo a avaliar a seguran?a microbiol?gica e a qualidade sensorial e nutricional do n?ctar obtido. O trabalho foi realizado na Embrapa Agroind?stria de Alimentos (Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil). A polpa de pitanga foi processada por alta press?o hidrost?tica utilizando diferentes n?veis de press?o e tempo de reten??o, seguindo delineamento experimental do tipo composto central. Foram realizadas an?lises microbiol?gicas (para Salmonella spp., coliformes ? 45?C, aer?bios mes?filos e fungos filamentosos e leveduras), f?sico-qu?micas (pH, acidez, s?lidos sol?veis, fibras), atividade antioxidante, cor instrumental e avalia??o sensorial. Foi avaliada a vida ?til microbiol?gica do n?ctar obtido a partir da polpa pressurizada e sensorialmente atrav?s da an?lise de sobreviv?ncia (Survival Analysis). O n?ctar apresentou vida ?til superior a 35 dias, necessitando estudos subsequentes. As caracter?sticas sensoriais dos n?ctares obtidos a partir da polpa pressurizada, da polpa n?o pressurizada (controle), do controle pasteurizado e de tr?s marcas comerciais dispon?veis no mercado foram avaliadas atrav?s da aceita??o do consumidor e utilizando a metodologia check all that apply (CATA). Os dados foram analisados por An?lise de Vari?ncia, teste de m?dia, e An?lise M?ltipla de Fatores. O processamento da polpa por alta press?o foi eficaz na preserva??o do n?ctar refrigerado por at? 35 dias. N?o houve efeito negativo da APH na atividade antioxidante das amostras. Nas an?lises de cor todos os par?metros analisados (L*, a* e b*) diferiram (p<0,05) do controle (polpa n?o pressurizada) e as amostras pressurizadas. Os resultados obtidos na determina??o de concentra??o de polpa e do?ura ?ideais? para a formula??o do n?ctar de pitanga foram 36% e 10%, respectivamente. No Teste de Aceita??o as amostras pressurizada e comercial B obtiveram as maiores m?dias e na metodologia check all that apply, os termos utilizados mais frequentemente como descritores foram cor avermelhada, sabor de pitanga, presen?a de part?culas, cor atrativa, ?cido, adstringente, sabor estranho, gosto doce, gosto amargo, aspecto arenoso. Tais termos podem ser, portanto, considerados os mais apropriados na descri??o das amostras pelos consumidores.