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Journal of Frontiers in Multidisciplinary Research

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Optimization of Processing Technology for Compound Vegetable Quick-Frozen Fish Balls

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Abstract

To improve the quality of traditional fish balls, grass carp surimi was used with purple cabbage juice, soy protein isolate (SPI), TG enzyme, and sweet potato starch. Single-factor and orthogonal tests evaluated sensory score, water retention, and thawing loss. Optimal addition levels: purple cabbage juice 12%, SPI 4%, TG enzyme 0.6%, sweet potato starch 6%. TG enzyme had the greatest impact on sensory quality. The optimized fish balls scored 9.15, showing good color, texture, elasticity, and low thawing loss. This provides a reference for functional frozen surimi products.

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Jiahui Wang, Liang Zhang, Youlin Wang (2026). Optimization of Processing Technology for Compound Vegetable Quick-Frozen Fish Balls . Journal of Frontiers in Multidisciplinary Research (JFMR), 7(1), 517-522. DOI: https://doi.org/10.54660/.JFMR.2026.7.1.517-522

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