Learning objectives
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Prerequisites
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Course unit content
The following topics will be addressed during the course:
Description of the muscles that constitute the anatomical basis of typical charcuterie products and meat cuts.
Post mortem modifications of the muscle.
Factors affecting the meat quality.
Halves sectioning techniques.
Type of Bovine meat cuts and their use in food products.
Swine meat cut for butchery and charcuterie products
Techniques for preparing typical charcuterie products, both ground and unground, such as: “culatello”, “fiocchetto”, “spalla cruda e cotta”, “pancetta”, “coppa”, “lardo”, “salame”, “zampone” e “cotechino”.
Full programme
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Bibliography
Bortolami R., Callegari E., Clavenzani P., Beghelli V.
Anatomia e Fisiologia degli Animali Domestici
Edagricole.
Lawrie R.A. Scienza della Carne. Edagricole.
Bressanini D. La scienza della carne. Ed. Gribaudo
Teaching methods
The course consists of theoretical lessons and practical activities.
The theoretical lessons deal with the anatomy of muscles (miology), the anatomical bases of the various meat cuts and the study of leading phenomena for transformation of muscles into meat.
The practical activities, organized through expert interventions or guided visits to manufacturing of the sector, consist of section of animal halves and preparation of the main typical products of the Italian charcuterie products.
Considering the status of the health emergency the lectures could be done in synchronous-streaming on the Teams platform through power point presentation and videos.
Assessment methods and criteria
The assessment of the achievement of the course objectives is carried out through an oral exam. The question focuses on the preparation steps of typical Italian charcuterie products.
During the exam it will be verified whether the student has achieved the objective of knowledge, understanding of the contents and the ability to apply the acquired knowledge. The grades, which are expressed with a grade out of thirty, are communicated immediately at the end of the exam.
For students with certified D.S.A. (law 170/2010) specific support methods are envisaged.
Other information
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2030 agenda goals for sustainable development
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