Effect of Salinity and the Percentages of Koji on Fish Sauce Fermentation with Wastes after Sliced Talapia Production
Ning Xi-bin
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Ning Xi-bin
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This paper is to study fish sauce fermentation technology with wastes after sliced talapia production.The fish sauce fermentation under different salinity(4,7,10,13) and percentages of koji(10%,15%,25%,35%)was investigated in the terms of the changes of amino acid nitrogen,total acid,TVBN,color parameter and sensory evaluation.The optimal fermentation condition was the salinity 7 g/dL and the percentages of koji 10% by considering all the above index.The fish sauce under this condition had high contents of amino acid nitrogen and total acid,little rottenness,good favor and sensory evaluation.
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This paper is to study fish sauce fermentation technology with wastes after sliced talapia production.The fish sauce fermentation under different salinity(4,7,10,13) and percentages of koji(10%,15%,25%,35%)was investigated in the terms of the changes of amino acid nitrogen,total acid,TVBN,color parameter and sensory evaluation.The optimal fermentation condition was the salinity 7 g/dL and the percentages of koji 10% by considering all the above index.The fish sauce under this condition had high contents of amino acid nitrogen and total acid,little rottenness,good favor and sensory evaluation.
Key concepts: Fermentation, Food science, Salinity, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Nitrogen, Chemistry, Biology, Fishery