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Journal Article

Journal Article

FDA's concerns with sous vide processing  [1992]

Rhodehamel, E.J. (Food and Drug Administration, Washington, DC);

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new method of food preparation called "sous vide" (a French term literally meaning under vacuum) has generated considerable interest in the food industry. Sous vide is a process whereby foods are vacuum packaged and then cooked, chilled, and stored refrigerated. The product is subsequently reheated before consumption. The term sous vide is also used to describe the final end product. Sous vide is in a food category commonly referred to as new-generation refrigerated foods. The advantages and microbiological concerns discussed in this article are specific for sous vide foods, although many of them apply to other new-generation refrigerated foods
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Food technology (USA)
ISSN : 0015-6639

Bibliographic information

Language:
English
Type:
Journal Article
In AGRIS since:
1993
Volume:
46
Issue:
12
Start Page:
73
End Page:
76
All titles:
"FDA's concerns with sous vide processing"@eng
Other:
"references"
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Bibliographic information

Language:
English
Type:
Journal Article
In AGRIS since:
1993
Volume:
46
Issue:
12
Start Page:
73
End Page:
76
All titles:
"FDA's concerns with sous vide processing"@eng
Other:
"references"