Value added fish by-products - Nordic Innovation
Value added fish by-products - Nordic Innovation
Value added fish by-products - Nordic Innovation
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Figure 2.1. Oxygen uptake induced <strong>by</strong> iron and haemoglobin in cod roe phospholipids liposomes.<br />
2.6 Application of FPH in food<br />
2.6.1 Preparation of <strong>fish</strong> cakes<br />
2.6.1.1 Preparation of <strong>fish</strong> cakes (with hydrolysates from first study hydrolysis)<br />
1 kg Pollack (sei)<br />
20 g FK spices<br />
100 g cream powder<br />
250 ml milk (H melk)<br />
+ FPH powder<br />
+ Potato flour<br />
In order to evaluate how addition of <strong>fish</strong> protein hydrolysates (FPH) influences the properties<br />
of <strong>fish</strong> cakes during frying and as a final product it was decided to replace part of potato flour<br />
(which is usual ingredient in <strong>fish</strong> cakes production) with FPH. As a reference sample No 1<br />
<strong>fish</strong> cakes were fried with addition of commercial FPH (MariPep powder). As a reference<br />
sample No 2 <strong>fish</strong> cakes were fried without addition of any powder. The following FPH<br />
powders and proportions were used:<br />
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