Journal of National Fisheries University

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Journal of National Fisheries University Volume 65 Issue 1
published_at 2017-01

Comparison of gel strength of Kamaboko containing powders from nine different vegetables and fruits

内容成分組成の異なる野菜・果実パウダーの添加がすり身ゲルの物性に及ぼす影響について
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We investigated the biochemical characteristics of several types of vegetable and fruit powders and the gel strength of Kamaboko mixed with those powders to improve surimi gel quality. Burdock, onion, and carrot powders had high concentrations of fructan and total sugar. Three powders (purple sweet potato, Chinese yam, and East Indian lotus root) contained high amounts of starch. Pectin and polyphenol contents were high in Yuzu powder. Gel strength decreased after mixing with any of the powders. Although polyphenol contents seemed to decrease in the gel strength slightly, it was difficult to estimate gel strength by adding a particular powder and amount.
Creator Keywords
vegetable powder
fruit powder
Kamaboko
breaking strength
chemical composition