Handbook of Meat Processing

(Greg DeLong) #1
Index 565

modifi ed atmosphere packaging,
247–251, 256–257, 263–265,
332, 357, 374–375, 558
polylactic, 258
vacuum packaging, 247, 254–255, 257,
263, 331, 357, 374–375, 458, 558
Palatability, 170–173
Papain, 406
Paté, 133, 337–348, 464–465, 475
Pathogens, 126, 134, 170–172, 220, 265,
270–280, 308, 323–324, 337–339, 342,
359, 367, 370–372, 393–394, 484–485,
493–495, 556
PCR, 185–189, 502–514
Pediocin, 270, 277–280
Penicillium. See Molds
Peptides, 358, 371, 395, 424–435, 475
ACE inhibitor, 429–433
Persistant organic pollutant, 477
Phages. See Bacteriophages
Phosphates, 302, 318–319, 330, 457
Phosphocreatine, 10
Phospholipase. See Lipases
Phospholipids. See under Lipids
Physical sensors, 443–452
Pigment. See Myoglobin
Plesiomonas shigelloides, 498
Polychlorinated biphenyl, 477
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. See
under Smoke
Polypropylene. See Packaging
Polystyrene. See Packaging
Polyphosphates. See Phosphates
Polysaccharides, 155–156, 205–206, 222,
424 , 434
Postmortem changes, 17–20, 30–32
Prebiotic, 433–434
Probiotic, 194, 209–210, 425, 432–433
Prosciutto. See Dry-cured ham
Proteases. See Proteolysis
Proteasome, 90
Proteinases. See Proteases
Proteins
collagen, 26, 177, 317–318, 323, 558
dairy, 155, 318,346
myofi brillar proteins, 5–20, 31, 97–98,
157, 191, 199, 321, 358, 403


protein oxidation, 18–19, 470, 474–475
sarcoplasmic, 5–6, 18, 30–32, 97, 191,
199, 358
soy, 302, 318, 346, 403
structure, 178–179
Proteolysis, 87–98, 201, 307, 351, 358, 371,
430, 461
Proteomics, 97–99
Protozoa, 498–499
PSE meat, 27, 29–32, 37–38, 128, 302,
330, 334–335, 353, 356, 358, 381,
449, 550
Pseudomonas spp., 266–267, 270–280, 337,
370, 450
Public health, 194–195
Pulsed electric fi elds, 263
PVC. See Packaging

Quality, 25–38
assurance, 547–559
breed effect, 25–27
control, 547
diet effect, 27–29
marbling effects, 29
meat production line, 25–38

Radio frequency, 447
Rancidity, 250, 464
Redox potential, 338
Rigor, 30–32, 70
Ripening, 355–357
Restructured meat, 399–418, 465–466

Safety, 469–477, 519–544
standards, 377
Sakacin, 270
Salami, 535
Salmonella, 43–75, 170–172, 271–280, 287,
393–394, 450, 482, 488–490, 526–527,
552
Salt, 126–134, 140, 152–153, 194, 224–
225, 302–303, 317–318, 322, 327–335,
353–354, 359–360, 363, 366, 371, 381,
462, 527, 534, 553, 556
Sanitation, 287–296
Sanitizers. See Chemical decontaminants
Sarcomere, 6–8
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