Date Received: 02-06-2025
Date Accepted: 09-09-2025
Date Published: 31-10-2025
##submissions.doi##: https://doi.org/10.31817/tckhnnvn.2025.23.10.03
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Preliminary Study on the Production Process of Smoked Shrimp Sausage
Keywords
Shrimp sausage, smoking, production process, shear force, sensory quality
Abstract
This study investigated the production process of smoked shrimp sausage from whiteleg shrimp, a plentiful resource in Vietnam. The objective was to identify factors affecting product quality, including raw material ratios, additive content, grinding time, and smoking duration. Experiments were conducted in laboratory conditions using sensory evaluation and shear force measurement. The results suggested production process with a raw material ratio of pork meat/peeled shrimp/pork fat at 25/60/15, adding 5% modified starch, 2% egg white powder, and 0.4% sodium tripolyphosphate. Grinding for 5 minutes and smoking with lemon wood chips at 90-100°C for 120 minutes yielded the best shear force and sensory scores. The final product achieved a sensory score of 18.4/20 with a shear force of 11.5 ± 0.2 N, rated good according to TCVN 3215-79. This research contributes to enhancing shrimp value for convenient food production.
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