The Effects of Salt Factors and Spice Compounds on the Quality of Packaged Fermented Vegetable
Zonglin Liu
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Zonglin Liu
Abstract
In order to get a kind of good quality, low salt, safety fermented vegetable product. In this study, the effects of the salting time (4, 10, 16, 24h), salting temperature (15, 25℃), different spices, salting methods etc, on the microorganism, nitrite forming during the fermentation of packaged vegetable(4℃)were investigated. It was showed that the total bacterial was 102~ 104cfu/g and the nitrite content was below 0.5g/L.
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In order to get a kind of good quality, low salt, safety fermented vegetable product. In this study, the effects of the salting time (4, 10, 16, 24h), salting temperature (15, 25℃), different spices, salting methods etc, on the microorganism, nitrite forming during the fermentation of packaged vegetable(4℃)were investigated. It was showed that the total bacterial was 102~ 104cfu/g and the nitrite content was below 0.5g/L.
Key concepts: Salting, Food science, Fermentation, Nitrite, Chemistry, Salt (chemistry), Spice, Salting out