Changes in Sensory characteristics of Salted Mullet Fish Products during Storage at Room Temperature

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Hafez, N.E, Awad, A.M, Ibrahim, S.M, Mohamed, H.R and El-Lahamy, A.A

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Changes in Sensory characteristics of salted Mullet fish products during storage at room temperature (22±2ºC) for 105 days were evaluated. Organoleptic measurements include appearance, odour, texture, taste and overall acceptability. The high scores have got for treatments 20 % salt concentration at 45 and 60 days storage, 25% salt at 45 days and 15% salt at 30 days storage. Dry salted gutted fish samples have got high scores of sensory tests when compared to whole fish under the same conditions. Treatments 15% and 20% salt levels were rejected by panelists after 75 and 105 days storage, respectively while trail 25% salt was extended.

Keywords: salting process, sensory evaluation, storage period, and whole fish.

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Hafez, N.E, Awad, A.M, Ibrahim, S.M, Mohamed, H.R and El-Lahamy, A.A. (2019-04-19). "Changes in Sensory characteristics of Salted Mullet Fish Products during Storage at Room Temperature." *Volume 3*, 2, 6-10