Effect of cooking with interesterified margarine in the chemical composition of fish
AUTOR(ES)
BRITO, Bruna Mergulhão de
FONTE
Food Sci. Technol
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
22/07/2019
RESUMO
Abstract With the objective of evaluating the influence of the heat treatment on the chemical composition of fish refried with interesterified margarine, the white hake (Cynoscion leiarchus), fresh and braised forms, was determined its centesimal composition, calorific value and fatty acid profile. Cooking with interesterified margarine resulted in a reduction of 12% in protein content and 7.5% in ash content. The lipid content increased after frying (112%). As well as total saturated fatty acids (82.8%), monounsaturated fatty acids (858%) and polyunsaturated fatty acids (567%). There was a 33% reduction in total arachidonic and 48% in total DHA, in the braised hake with interesterified margarine in relation to fresh hake.
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