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. 2022 Sep 20;11(19):2938. doi: 10.3390/foods11192938

Table 1.

Proximate composition of various fish species and its respective drying technique.

Type of Fish Drying Technique Moisture (%) Lipids (%) Protein (%) Ash (%) Carbohydrates (%) References
Catfish
(Clarias gariepinus)
Electric oven 15.62 29.60 67.21 3.62 3.84 [64]
Smoking kiln 28.92 21.20 53.10 3.92 2.78
Smoking kiln
(developed by NSPRI)
7.30 12.50 68.4 6.40 1.80 [65]
Indian Mackerel Hot air 31.11 5.28 43.38 17.90 N/A [54]
Microwave vacuum 32.45 4.02 44.53 21.61 N/A
Shoal/shol
(Channa striatus)
Sun dry, salting as pre-treatment 29.77 5.10 41.48 22.80 N/A [43]
Dry salting 48.84 3.99 28.21 18.89 N/A [35]
Yellow Croaker (Larimichthys Polyactis) Hot air 47.08 14.67 31.32 3.74 N/A [59]
Low temperature vacuum 38.56 12.56 41.48 6.26 N/A
Freeze dry 47.38 13.43 33.54 4.02 N/A
Iridescent shark catfish
(Pangasius hypophthalmus)
Mechanical (kiln) at 60 °C 13.50 15.31 65.16 4.38 N/A [13]
Sun dry (unsalted) 14.59 15.17 63.39 5.22 N/A
Sun dry (salted) 15.36 9.32 55.53 18.72 N/A
Nile Tilapia
(Oreochromis niloticus)
Smoke dry at 60 °C (15 h) 15.30 12.35 49.40 21.61 N/A [66]
Smoke dry at 70 °C (10 h) 17.95 7.85 56.70 18.52 N/A