Rheological Relationships Between Surimi Sol and Gel as Affected by Ingredients

B. YOO, C. M. LEE

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Abstract

Rheological properties of surimi sol showed that consistency index (K) was surimi concentration‐dependent, as it decreased with increased level of ingredients except for carrageenan which increased K value. The flow behavior index and textural properties appeared to be a function of type and level of ingredients. Unlike starch and synergistic carrageenan, egg albumin, oil and i‐carrageenan did not show a composite reinforcing effect. K values measured by rotational cylindrical spindle viscometry more closely correlated with textural properties (r = 0.87 for compressive force; r = 0.87 for shear force) than did other viscometries studied.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)880-883
Number of pages4
JournalJournal of Food Science
Volume58
Issue number4
DOIs
StatePublished - Jul 1993

Keywords

  • composite system
  • consistency
  • flow behavior
  • rheology
  • surimi

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