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Physicochemical Properties of Chilled Abalone as Influenced by Washing Pretreatment in Citric Acid Combined with High Pressure Processing

  • Ji-Yeon Chun , Yeon-Ji Jo , Kyeong-Hun Jung , Mi-Jung Choi , Sang-Gi Min and Geun-Pyo Hong EMAIL logo
Published/Copyright: September 11, 2014

Abstract

Citric acid pretreatment (2% and 4% citric acid) and high pressure processing (200–400 MPa for 3 min) were conducted to elucidate quality characteristics and shelf life of abalone during chilled storage. Physicochemical properties, total volatile basic nitrogen (TVB-N), and total viable count (TVC) were used as indicators of quality and the shelf life of abalone. Citric acid pretreatment caused a decrease in pH and lightness, and 4% citric acid pretreatment exhibited a positive effect on TVB-N and TVC. Pressurization suppressed the formation of TVB-N and the growth of TVC in abalone. However, excessive modification in physicochemical properties of abalone resulted from processing at a pressure higher than 300 MPa. To achieve microbial inactivation without severe modification in abalone quality, citric acid pretreatment with high pressure processing offered a potential advantage in maintaining characteristics of chilled abalone during prolonged storage period.

Acknowledgment

Financial support for this study was obtained from the Korean Institute of Planning and Evaluation for Technology in Food, Agriculture, Forest, and Fisheries, Korea (iPET Project No. 312050-03-1-HD020).

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Published Online: 2014-9-11
Published in Print: 2014-12-1

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