Method of retort packaging broiled fish and product thereof
AssigneeHouse Food Industrial Company Limited
InventorsKo Sugisawa, Yasushi Matsumura, Hidefumi Okamoto, Kumiko Abe
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a retort vessel containing fish which is excellent in quality and impact resistance strength. The vessel containing broiled fish of the present invention comprises broiled fish the meat of which has a hardness of 85 g to 1500 g and a retort vessel made of a flexible material in which said broiled fish is received, said broiled fish being vacuum-packaged so that air content becomes 25% or less and then subjected to retort sterilization processing.
Claims6
A sterilized vacuumized retort package containing broiled fish selected from the group consisting of sardine, horse mackerel, pacific saury, mackerel, salmon, yellowtail, spanish mackerel, herring, eel, conger eel, flatfish, sea beam, and pollack, the meat of said broiled fish having a hardness of 105 g to 1250 g, said package made of a flexible material in which said broiled fish is received, said broiled fish being vacuum-packaged such that the flexible material substantially conforms to the shape of the fish and then subjected to retort sterilization processing, said broiled fish thereby being packaged in said package with a very high degree of adhesion, with substantial prevention of breakage of the fish body and separation of the epidermis during retort sterilization and subsequent transportation, with substantial elimination of the formation of drips and hardening of the meat during sterilization, and being of excellent quality and appearance.
A process for preparing a retort package containing broiled fish, which comprises the steps of placing a broiled fish selected from the group consisting of sardine, horse mackerel, pacific saury, mackerel, salmon, yellowtail, spanish mackerel, herring, eel, conger eel, flatfish, sea beam, and pollack, the meat of said broiled fish having a harness of 105 g to 1250 g in a retort package made of a flexible material, and vacuum-packing said package such that the flexible material substantially conforms to the shape of said fish and then subjecting the vacuum packaged fish to retort sterilization processing, said broiled fish thereby being packaged in said package with a very high degree of adhesion, with substantial prevention of breakage of the fish body and separation of the epidermis during retort sterilization and subsequent transportation, with substantial elimination of the formation of drips and hardening of the meat during sterilization, and being of excellent quality and appearance.
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