| Date of publication | Jul 2005 |
| AGRIS Categories | Food composition; Food processing and preservation |
| AGROVOC English terms | Fermented foods; Squids; Deodorizing; Staphylococcus; Fish; Sauces; Auxis |
| AGROVOC French terms | Aliment fermente; Calmar; Desodorisation; Staphylococcus; Poisson (aliment); Sauce; Auxis |
| AGROVOC Spanish terms | Alimentos fermentados; Calamar; Desodorizacion; Staphylococcus; Pescado; Salsas; Auxis |
| Language | Japanese |
| Notes | 4 tab. 1 fig. 35 ref. |
| Type | Summary |
| Journal Title | Bulletin of the Japanese Society of Scientific Fisheries |
| ISSN | 0021-5392 |
| Volume/Issue | v. 71(4) p. 611-617 |
| Abstract (English) | The Staphylococcus nepalensis strain, which was isolated from frigate mackerel fish-sauce mush added with soy sauce koji, was inoculated into "kurozukuri ika-shiokara" ("kurozukuri") fermented squid meat with salt liver and ink traditionally produced in Toyama Prefecture, to improve its odor. Extractive components and volatile components of "kurozukuri" after incubation at 4 deg C for 30 days with the cultured bacterium were examined by HPLC and GC/MS analyses. There was no difference in the contents of extractive components between bacteriatreated "kuroznkuri" and non-treated one. However, the contents of volatile components, acids, aldehydes, sulfur-containing compounds, alcohols and esters, in the former were different from those in the latter, and dimethyl disulfide, which existed in the latter, did not detected in the former. Sensory evaluation revealed that fishy odor and disagreeable squid odor notes of the former treated with the bacterium were weaker than those of the latter. |
Source:The Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Research Information Technology Center (Japan)
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