Y. Nakagawa et al., EVALUATION OF PHYSICAL-PROPERTIES OF KAMA BOKO GELS AFFECTED BY CONDITIONS OF PROCESSING AND A KIND OF FISH, J JPN SOC F, 44(7), 1997, pp. 501-507
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Categorie Soggetti
Food Science & Tenology
Journal title
JOURNAL OF THE JAPANESE SOCIETY FOR FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY-NIPPON SHOKUHIN KAGAKU KOGAKU KAISHI
Effects of the conditions of processing and a kind of fish on the phys
ical properties of Kamaboko gels were investigated and following resul
ts were obtained. (1). Seventeen kinds of commercial Kamaboko showed d
ifferent and characteristic physical (textural) properties depending o
n fish species (walleye pollack, sharp-toothed eel, croaker). (2). The
laboratory-prepared Kamaboko that were indistinguishable each other a
s to their physical properties in terms of the jerry strength were dis
tinguishable by the technique used in the present study. The present t
echnique correlate well with sensory method in evaluating textural pro
perties. (3) With increasing the added water, the values of mechanical
parameters corresponding to fracturability of the laboratory-prepared
Kamaboko increased, but those to elasticity and hardness decreased. W
ith increasing the added starch, the values of mechanical parameters c
orresponding to fracturability tended to decrease but those to hardnes
s tended to increase. The higher the heating temperature, the larger t
he values of mechanical parameters corresponding to fracturability, el
asticity and hardness. The values of mechanical parameters correspondi
ng to fracturability decreased with storage time.