IMPROVEMENT OF THE HORSE MEAT SALTING METHOD
https://doi.org/10.53360/2788-7995-2026-2(22)-31
Abstract
The article examines approaches to improving the salting technology of horse meat in order to enhance its nutritional and biological value. In the course of the study, a plant-based salting composition was applied in combination with the shock freezing method. The salting mixture included sodium chloride, laminaria, dried spinach, and garlic, which made it possible to enrich the product with biologically active substances and mineral components. The prepared horse meat samples were subjected to shock freezing at a temperature of -45°C for 3 hours, contributing to the preservation of muscle tissue structure and reduction of nutrient losses.
To assess the effect of the plant-based additive, different concentrations of the salting mixture – 5%, 10%, and 15% – were used. The resulting samples were analyzed based on organoleptic, structural-mechanical, and quality indicators. The research results showed that horse meat treated with a 10% salting mixture exhibited the most balanced characteristics in terms of taste, aroma, and texture. The use of laminaria and spinach contributed to an increase in mineral content, particularly iodine, thereby enhancing the functional value of the product, especially for regions with iodine deficiency. The conducted studies confirm the effectiveness of using a plant-based salting composition combined with shock freezing as a promising approach in horse meat processing technology, ensuring quality preservation and extended shelf life.
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About the Authors
A. S. KambarovaKazakhstan
Aray Saginbekovna Kambarova – PhD, Acting Associate Professor, Department of Food Technology,
071412, Semey, 20A Glinka St.
A. O. Utegenova
Kazakhstan
Asiya Orazbekovna Utegenova – PhD, Acting Associate Professor, Department of Food Technology,
071412, Semey, 20A Glinka St.
A. Asylbekova
Kazakhstan
Ayazhan Asylbekova – 3rd-year student of the educational program 6B072700 «Food Product Technology», Department of Food Technology,
071412, Semey, 20A Glinka St.
A. Asylbekova
Kazakhstan
Ayazhan Asylbekova – 3rd-year student of the educational program 6B072700 «Food Product Technology», Department of Food Technology,
071412, Semey, 20A Glinka St.
Sh. A. Abzhanova
Kazakhstan
Sholpan Amankeldykzy Abzhanova – PhD, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Applied Biotechnology,
050012, Almaty, Almalinsky District, 100 Tole Bi St.
Sh. A. Abzhanova
Kazakhstan
Sholpan Amankeldykzy Abzhanova – PhD, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Applied Biotechnology,
050012, Almaty, Almalinsky District, 100 Tole Bi St.
Zh. M. Atambaeva
Kazakhstan
Zhibek Manapovna Atambayeva – Senior Lecturer, Department of Food Technology,
071412, Semey, 20A Glinka St.
Zh. M. Atambaeva
Kazakhstan
Zhibek Manapovna Atambayeva – Senior Lecturer, Department of Food Technology,
071412, Semey, 20A Glinka St.
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For citations:
Kambarova A.S., Utegenova A.O., Asylbekova A., Asylbekova A., Abzhanova Sh.A., Abzhanova Sh.A., Atambaeva Zh.M., Atambaeva Zh.M. IMPROVEMENT OF THE HORSE MEAT SALTING METHOD. Bulletin of Shakarim University. Technical Sciences. 2026;(2(22)):291-300. (In Kazakh) https://doi.org/10.53360/2788-7995-2026-2(22)-31
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