“Produzione di “Casu Marzu” in condizioni controllate: valutazione dell’effetto della colonizzazione da Piophila casei sulle caratteristiche microbiologiche e chimiche dei formaggi”
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Data di Pubblicazione:
2010
Citazione:
“Produzione di “Casu Marzu” in condizioni controllate: valutazione dell’effetto della colonizzazione da Piophila casei sulle caratteristiche microbiologiche e chimiche dei formaggi” / Mazzette, Rina; Colleo, M. M.; Riu, G; Piras, Francesca; Addis, M; Pes, M; Pirisi, A; Meloni, Domenico; Mureddu, A; Spada, S; Fiori, M; Coinu, M; Lentini, Andrea. - In: RIVISTA DELL'ASSOCIAZIONE ITALIANA DEI VETERINARI IGIENISTI. - ISSN 1974-8620. - 7.1/10:(2010), pp. 45-54.
Abstract:
The aim of the present study was to evaluate the effect of the Piophila casei colonization
under controlled conditions on “casu marzu”, a typical Sardinian sheep milk cheese.
Three batches of two different kind of cheese (PO, holed paste and PC, firm paste) were
produced in duplicate (test and control). Test cheeses were exposed to the Piophila casei
colonization in a conditioned store room, while control cheeses were suitably protected.
All the samples were analyzed at 0, 10, 30, 60 and 90 days from the production. The pH
and aw, the chemical composition and the microbiological parameters (food safety and
process hygiene criteria) were determined. The colonization was unhomogeneous between
the batches: PO cheeses were more easily colonized and showed more intense proteolysis
and lipolysis respect to PC cheeses. The microbiological parameters were
strongly affected by the experimental process conditions. The authors discuss about the
opportunity of a controlled production of “casu marzu” and the implications to the health
of consumers.
under controlled conditions on “casu marzu”, a typical Sardinian sheep milk cheese.
Three batches of two different kind of cheese (PO, holed paste and PC, firm paste) were
produced in duplicate (test and control). Test cheeses were exposed to the Piophila casei
colonization in a conditioned store room, while control cheeses were suitably protected.
All the samples were analyzed at 0, 10, 30, 60 and 90 days from the production. The pH
and aw, the chemical composition and the microbiological parameters (food safety and
process hygiene criteria) were determined. The colonization was unhomogeneous between
the batches: PO cheeses were more easily colonized and showed more intense proteolysis
and lipolysis respect to PC cheeses. The microbiological parameters were
strongly affected by the experimental process conditions. The authors discuss about the
opportunity of a controlled production of “casu marzu” and the implications to the health
of consumers.
Tipologia CRIS:
1.1 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
Sheep milk cheese; Piophila casei; chemical characteristics
Elenco autori:
Mazzette, Rina; Colleo, M. M.; Riu, G; Piras, Francesca; Addis, M; Pes, M; Pirisi, A; Meloni, Domenico; Mureddu, A; Spada, S; Fiori, M; Coinu, M; Lentini, Andrea
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