Study on the performance of porcine liver protein composite membrane and its application in meat preservation
Objective:A new type of natural food preservative with pork liver as the main raw material was developed.Methods:Water-soluble porcine liver protein(WSLP),salt-soluble porcine liver protein(SSLP)and chitosan(CS)were combined to create edible composite membranes.The edible membrane components were then examined from a variety of perspectives using mechanical properties,Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy(FT-IR)and microstructure analysis.Utilized to preserve pork,and by contrasting the changes in the physical and chemical indices during the chilling process,the freshness retention capabilities of the composite film were investigated.Results:With the addition of WSLP and SSLP,the mechanical properties of edible film showed a trend of increasing firstly and then decreasing.The film was best when the amount was 40%,its film thickness was(0.267±0.001 43)and(0.264±0.001 21)mm,the tensile strength was(9.63±0.29)and(4.43±0.37)MPa,and the elongation at break was(58.37±0.90)%and(28.24± 0.63)%,respectively,which were significantly different from CS film(P<0.05),and the FT-IR results showed that it was 40%WSLP and SSLP maximize cross-linking between membrane matrices.The results of scanning electron microscopy showed that the surface of the composite film prepared by 40%WSLP and SSLP was smooth and flat,and the microstructure was the best.After refrigerating pork for 12 days;It was found that 40%SSLP composite film had the best preservation performance,and the pH,total number of colonies,TVB-N value and TBARS value were the smallest in the four groups under different treatments.Conclusion:The composite membranes prepared by 40%WSLP and SSLP have the best performance.
composite filmporcine liver proteinproperties of membraneschitosan