Influence of the Quality of Soy Sauce after Replacing the Salt with the Secondary Pickled Vegetable Bittern in its Fermentation

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The bittern soy sauce was investigated. Two kinds of the vegetable bittern –the mustard tuber and potherb mustard were added in the fermentation respectively. After the fermentation, physical, chemical and sensory quality attributes were monitored. As a result, the physicochemical property was not influenced significantly by the vegetable bittern and the free amino acids were higher. The soy sauce was proved to be consistent with the standard.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 554-556)

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1318-1321

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July 2012

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