Development and Assessment of Shelf-Stable Spicy Snacks Prepared from Buffalo Tripe by Incorporating Sichuan Pepper (Timur)

Authors

  • Dawa Rayamajhi Sherpa Tribhuvan University
  • Laxmi Ghimire Tribhuvan University
  • Dilip Subba Central Campus of Technology, Dharan
  • Rishi Raj Gautam Central Campus of Technology, Dharan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3126/jfstn.v10i0.17433

Keywords:

Buffalo rumen meat, Buffalo tripe, Shelf-stable Snack, Tripe snack, etc.

Abstract

A study was conducted for the preparation of the shelf stable spicy tripe snack from buffalo tripe with two different spices mixture. The main difference in the spice mixture is that one mix did not contain the Sichuan Pepper (timur) which is called as control batch and another contained it which is called as treated batch. Trial of product development was performed for three times where the combinations of the spices were altered till best combination was obtained. The prepared products were compared to sensory, microbiological and chemical analysis. The timur treated sample was found significantly superior in terms of taste and overall acceptability. The results of microbiological and physiochemical analysis showed that the timur-added snack more shelf-stable than un-added snack. Proximate composition of the best formulation moisture, crude protein, crude fat, crude fiber, total ash, salt and carbohydrates by difference are 43.915±1.5, 10.447±0.5, 15.203±0.5, 1.263±0.7, 2.7±0.7, 5.554±0.6 and 20.919±2.3, respectively.

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Author Biography

Dawa Rayamajhi Sherpa, Tribhuvan University

Food Technology, Student

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Published

2018-06-30

How to Cite

Rayamajhi Sherpa, D., Ghimire, L., Subba, D., & Gautam, R. R. (2018). Development and Assessment of Shelf-Stable Spicy Snacks Prepared from Buffalo Tripe by Incorporating Sichuan Pepper (Timur). Journal of Food Science and Technology Nepal, 10, 28–32. https://doi.org/10.3126/jfstn.v10i0.17433

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Research Papers