From Pork to Preserve Traditional Processing Method in the Cordillera

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Authors: Ronna Mae B. Pulido, Leah B. Aligid, Mariefe P. Adaclog
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Abstract

Food processing is the transformation of raw agricultural products into food ready for consumption or for use in other food products. Processing techniques such as high-intensity ultrasound and aging can enhance the flavor and tenderness of meat. Processing meat is important for several reasons, primarily to produce more nutritious meat and animal products. It is crucial to understand the impact of processing on sensory quality. Various technologies are employed to enhance the nutritional value and flavor of products, creating optimal products that meet market demand. Processing, including natural preservation techniques, also helps extend product shelf life without compromising flavor. These techniques can broaden the range of fortified meat products while preserving or enhancing their nutritional and sensory characteristics. Traditional techniques for developing meat's flavor include smoking, marinating, and dry and wet aging.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Meat and Animal Product Quality Food Quality and Safety Studies Food Drying and Modeling

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
10 January 2026