Canning of smoked eel
On an average about 5000metric tons of marine eels are landed every year in India. Even though it is a quality fish with high protein content as any other popular species, many fish eaters decline to prefer it to other low quality fish. One way to utilise this fish is to convert it into various products like smoked and canned eel fillets. As this product is likely to secure a foreign market also, investigations were carried out with a view to suggesting a proper method for its preparation. The data collected on this line are presented here, applying which an excellent smoked and canned product from eel can be turned out.
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| Format: | article biblioteca |
| Language: | English |
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1971
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| Subjects: | Fisheries, Muraenesox talbonoides, Muraenesox cinereus, canned products, smoked products, processing fishery products, |
| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1834/33561 |
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| Summary: | On an average about 5000metric tons of marine eels are landed every year in India. Even though it is a quality fish with high protein content as any other popular species, many fish eaters decline to prefer it to other low quality fish. One way to utilise this fish is to convert it into various products like smoked and canned eel fillets. As this product is likely to secure a foreign market also, investigations were carried out with a view to suggesting a proper method for its preparation. The data collected on this line are presented here, applying which an excellent smoked and canned product from eel can be turned out. |
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