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Effects of Heating Conditions on Gel Properties of Horse Mackerel Surimi

Changhu Xue

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Effects of heating conditions,including setting temperature,setting time and heating method on the gel properties were investigated by texture analysis and determinations of whiteness,water-holding capacity,microstructure,TCA-soluble peptides content,protein solubility.Results showed that heating temperature,time and method all had a significant effect on the gel properties of horse mackerel surimi.The optimum condition for processing horse-mackerel surimi was a two-step heating method with setting at 30 ℃ for 5 h(or at 40 ℃ for 4 h) and then heating at 90 ℃ for 20 min,which resulted in the formation of high compacted and uniformed three dimensional network structure observed under scanning electronic microscopy(SEM).Horsen mackerel surimi gel showed a structure with aggregates of sparse packed spherical proteins,arranged in clusters when setting at 50-70 ℃,which indicated the modori phenomena occurred.

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Effects of heating conditions,including setting temperature,setting time and heating method on the gel properties were investigated by texture analysis and determinations of whiteness,water-holding capacity,microstructure,TCA-soluble peptides content,protein solubility.Results showed that heating temperature,time and method all had a significant effect on the gel properties of horse mackerel surimi.The optimum condition for processing horse-mackerel surimi was a two-step heating method with setting at 30 ℃ for 5 h(or at 40 ℃ for 4 h) and then heating at 90 ℃ for 20 min,which resulted in the formation of high compacted and uniformed three dimensional network structure observed under scanning electronic microscopy(SEM).Horsen mackerel surimi gel showed a structure with aggregates of sparse packed spherical proteins,arranged in clusters when setting at 50-70 ℃,which indicated the modori phenomena occurred.

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Effects of heating conditions,including setting temperature,setting time and heating method on the gel properties were investigated by texture analysis and determinations of whiteness,water-holding capacity,microstructure,TCA-soluble peptides content,protein solubility.Results showed that heating temperature,time and method all had a significant effect on the gel properties of horse mackerel surimi.The optimum condition for processing horse-mackerel surimi was a two-step heating method with setting at 30 ℃ for 5 h(or at 40 ℃ for 4 h) and then heating at 90 ℃ for 20 min,which resulted in the formation of high compacted and uniformed three dimensional network structure observed under scanning electronic microscopy(SEM).Horsen mackerel surimi gel showed a structure with aggregates of sparse packed spherical proteins,arranged in clusters when setting at 50-70 ℃,which indicated the modori phenomena occurred.

Key concepts: Horse mackerel, Mackerel, Microstructure, Solubility, Food science, Chemistry, Chromatography, Texture (cosmology)

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