Comparison of Quality Characteristics of Whole and Sliced Kimchi at Different Fermentation Temperatures
Woo-Po Park, Duck-Soon Ahn, Dong‐Sun Lee
Abstract
Woo-Po Park, Duck-Soon Ahn, Dong‐Sun Lee
Abstract
The difference of quality characteristics between whole Chinese cabbage kimchi (pogi kimchi) and sliced Chinese cabbage kimchi (mat kimchi) was examined during fermentation at . Pogi kimchi showed a delayed fermentation about 2 days at and 10 days at . L (lightness), a (redness) and b (yellowness) of pogi and mat kimchi gradually increased during fermentation. These values were revealed slightly higher for mat kimchi at . concentration within package steeply increased for both types of kimchi in 3 days, but concentration was decreased until that time. The number of lactic acid bacteria of mat kimchi was generally higher than that of pogi kimchi at , but pogi kimchi showed higher lactic acid bacteria at . Smell, color and taste of kimchi fermented at was better than those of kimchi fermented at , but there were no great differences between pogi kimchi and mat kimchi.
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The difference of quality characteristics between whole Chinese cabbage kimchi (pogi kimchi) and sliced Chinese cabbage kimchi (mat kimchi) was examined during fermentation at . Pogi kimchi showed a delayed fermentation about 2 days at and 10 days at . L (lightness), a (redness) and b (yellowness) of pogi and mat kimchi gradually increased during fermentation. These values were revealed slightly higher for mat kimchi at . concentration within package steeply increased for both types of kimchi in 3 days, but concentration was decreased until that time. The number of lactic acid bacteria of mat kimchi was generally higher than that of pogi kimchi at , but pogi kimchi showed higher lactic acid bacteria at . Smell, color and taste of kimchi fermented at was better than those of kimchi fermented at , but there were no great differences between pogi kimchi and mat kimchi.
Key concepts: Fermentation, Food science, Lactic acid, Lightness, Taste, Chemistry, Significant difference, Bacteria