Formulación de una salsa picante a base de pulpa de cocona (Solanum sessiliflorum), ají amarillo (Capsicum baccatum) y ají Charapita (Capsicum chinense)

  • Terry Calderón V
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Abstract

It was formulated a spicy coconut sauce with yellow chili and chili peppers, of excellent organoleptic quality and with a longer shelf life; Three spicy sauce formulations were evaluated, which were subjected to a verbal hedonic sensorial analysis (1-5), from which a formulation of greater acceptance was obtained, which was carried out a study of life, microbiological and physicochemical analyzes.The optimum formulation of hot sauce corresponded to Cocona 70%, yellow pepper 20% and pepper 10% charapita, which presented the following proximal composition per 100 grams, humidity 90,4%, proteins 1,0%, ashes 3,3%, fats 1.0%, Carbohydrates 4,3%, and calories 30,2%.The duration of the microbiological tests was five weeks, after which time the molds and yeasts exceeded the allowable limits (103) for consumption; being verified that the useful life is of 12 days, with reference to the Sanitary Norm (NTS N ° 071).

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Terry Calderón, V. M., & Casusol Perea, K. (2018). Formulación de una salsa picante a base de pulpa de cocona (Solanum sessiliflorum), ají amarillo (Capsicum baccatum) y ají Charapita (Capsicum chinense). Revista de Investigaciones de La Universidad Le Cordon Bleu, 5(1), 5–17. https://doi.org/10.36955/riulcb.2018v5n1.001

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