Assessment of the physicochemical characteristics, chemical and microbiological safety of two types of kilichi, a grilled meat produced in Niger

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Abstract

Production of kilichi, a grilled meat of West Africa, is a common method of meat preservation in Niger. Thirty samples of condiments-coated kilichi and uncoated kilichi collected in Niger, were analyzed for microbiological contamination, as well as NaCl, protein and lipid contents, using standard methods. Contamination with Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) was also assessed using a HPLC–FLD technique. Highly significant differences (p

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Boubacar Seydou, R., Harouna, A. K., Kpoclou, Y. E., Douny, C., Brose, F., Hamani, M., … Hounhouigan, D. J. (2019). Assessment of the physicochemical characteristics, chemical and microbiological safety of two types of kilichi, a grilled meat produced in Niger. Food Science and Nutrition, 7(10), 3293–3301. https://doi.org/10.1002/fsn3.1190

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