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Preparation and Processing of Religious and Cultural Foods
Explores the convergence of science, religion and cultural perceptions in the production and processing of modern religious and vegetarian foods
Md. Eaqub Ali (Edited by), Nina Naquiah Ahmad Nizar (Edited by)
9780081018927
Paperback, published 14 September 2018
466 pages
22.9 x 15.1 x 2.9 cm, 0.75 kg
Approx.444 pages
Section 1: Introduction 1. Food Production: From Farm to Fork 2. Religious and Cultural Influences on the Selection of Menu 3. Religious and Cultural Foods: At the Crossroads of Science and Ethics 4. Business Trends and Opportunities: The Emerging Markets of Religious Foods 5. Nutritional and Health Impacts of Religious and Vegetarian Foods Section 2: Newly Emerging Issues in Religious and Cultural Foods 6. Innovative and Fortified Foods: Probiotics, Prebiotics, GMOs and Superfoods 7. Applications and Impacts of Nanomaterials in Food Safety and Quality 8. Nanomaterials for Food Packaging 9. Nano-Delivery Systems in Food and Drugs 10. Effect of Food Processing, Quality and Food Safety with Emphasis on GM Food, Kosher and Halal, Vegetarian and Hindus' Food 11. Gelatine and Collagen, Enzymes and Single Cell Proteins 12. Fats, Oils and Emulsifiers 13. Hormones 14. Alcohol in Religious and Cultural Foods Section 3: Standard Practices and Legislation 15. Conventional and Modern Standards of Food Production 16. Cross Contamination in Processing, Packaging, Storage and Transports Section 4: Animal Killing and Meat Processing 17. The Standard Procedures for Animal Slaughtering in the Industry 18. Evaluating Methods of Restraint for Holding Animals during Religious Slaughter 19. Meat Quality and Animal Welfare: Religious and Scientific Perspectives Section 5: Controlling the Sanctity of Religious Foods 20. Protein-Based Techniques 21. Lipid-Based Techniques Used for Halal and Kosher Food Authentication 22. DNA-Based Authentication Techniques 23. Authentication of Slaughtering Methods 24. Conclusion and Future Remarks
Subject Areas: Food & beverage technology [TDCT]
