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Sausages aging

Aged or fermented meats (e.g., sausage, salami, pepperoni)... [Pg.48]

White or cream-colored powder, or filaments, grains, or granules. Slighl odor and taste. Insoluble In water insoluble in adds, bui soluble in alkaline solutions. It is used in pharmaceutical products as a food additive as a thickening age ll and stabilizer in ice cream, cheese products, canned fruits, and sausage casings also used in synthetic fibers. [Pg.748]

Religion itself was changing. Rabbis reinterpreted the scriptures, creating new forms of Judaism for a new age of reason and political freedom. They abolished many practices that made Jews distinctive. Services were held on Sunday, dietary restrictions abandoned. In a small Prussian town, Victor Klemperer s mother bought pork sausage for the first time and tasted it with reverence. It was, her son wrote later, a form of communion, a passage into new life. [Pg.8]

While patients are taking an MAOI, their diets must be closely monitored to make sure that foods that contain high tyramine levels are avoided. Tyramine is found in abundance in hard cheeses and wine (and quite a number of gourmet products). Meats that have been preserved, such as chicken liver, aged sausages, and pickled herring, are all high sources of tyramine. [Pg.30]

Various other reactions affect the taste and aroma of fermented sausages. Many of these proceed only slowly, i.e. during drying and ageing, and are inhibited at low pH values. Hence, the sensory properties of undried or sani-dry fermented sausages are determined mainly by the meat used, the acids formed by fermentation and smoke (if appUed). [Pg.364]

Fermentation is a process that provides us with a variety of unique flavors to enjoy. We daily come in contact with a variety of food products produced via fermentation. Some examples include soy sauce, cheese, yogurt, bread, beer, wine, fermented fish products, and sausages. The flavor of these products may be developed from the primary metabolism of the fermentation microorganisms or from residual enzymatic activity once the microbial cell has lysed. Primary metabolism is responsible for much of the flavor of alcoholic beverages while residual enzymatic activity is essential for the development of aged cheese flavor. [Pg.123]

Fermented sausages, margarine, aged cheese 0.87-0.85 Biscuits 0.3... [Pg.506]


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