Meat minced semi-finished products with iodine-containing vegetable components

Abstract

The problem of iodine deficiency for most residents of the Russian Federation remains relevant for many decades. The situation is aggravated by the fact that with an inferior monotonous diet, a deficiency of proteins, vitamins and trace elements occurs side by side. To solve this problem, we can choose the path of enrichment of the product with organic iodine, as well as vitamins and vegetable protein. It is economically feasible to provide a combination of raw meat with cheaper functional components that are full in amino acid composition. The possibility of using the kelp preparation in the production of food products based on meat raw materials with the aim of correcting the iodine deficiency of the population in ecologically unfavorable areas was investigated. We used a natural iodinating dietary supplement - a hydrated preparation of Japanese kelp, which is a source of dietary fiber. A study of the process of the influence of this additive on the functional and technological properties of minced meat systems shows the promise of the use of this drug in the production technology of meat food products. In addition, the rational use of meat raw materials (fatty pork and spike fat) in combination with vegetable components (Dantex soybean texturate) and Japanese kelp in an optimal dose of 5% has a number of economic advantages compared to similar products.