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1Thermal effects on chicken and salmon muscles: Tenderness, cook loss, area shrinkage, collagen solubility and microstructure显示文摘KONG Fanbin TANG Juming LIN Mengshi 2008LWT - Food Science and Technology2008,41,7:1
2Quality changes of salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) muscle during thermal processing显示文摘Kong Fanbin Tang Juming Rasco B 2007Journal of Food Science2007,72,2:1
3Thermal effects onchicken and salmon muscles:tenderness,cook loss,area shrinkage,collagen solubility and microstructure显示文摘KONG Fanbin TANG Juming LIN Mengshi 2008LWT-Food Science andTechnology2008,41,7:1
4Beta-carotene : Digestion, Microencapsulation, and in vitro bioavailability显示文摘Erik G Donhowe Fanbin Kong 2014Food BioprocessTechnol2014,,7:1
5Thermal effects on chicken and salmon muscles: tenderness, cook loss, area shrinkage, collagen solubility and microstructure显示文摘KONG Fanbin TAQNG Juming LIN Mengshi 2008LWT-Food Science and Technology2008,41,:1
6Thermal effects tenderness, cook loss, area shrinkage, collagen solubility and microstructure显示文摘KONG Fanbin TANG Juming on chicken and salmon muscles: LIN Mengshi 2008LWT-Food Science and Technology2008,41,:1
7Thermal effects on chicken and salmon muscles: Tenderness, cook loss, area shrinkage, collagen solubility and microstructure显示文摘Fanbin Kong Juming Tang Mengshi Lin Barbara Rasco 2007LWT - Food Science and Technology2007,,7:1
8Thermal effects on chicken and salmon muscles: Tenderness, cook loss,area shrinkage, collagen solubility and microstructure 显示文摘Fanbin Kong Juming Tang Mengshi Lin 2007Swiss Society of Food Science and Technology2007,,7:1
9Kinetics of salmon quality changes during thermal processing显示文摘Fanbin Kong Juming Tang Barbara Rasco Chuck Crapo 2007Journal of Food Engineering2007,,4:1
10Thermal effects on chicken and salmon muscles: tenderness, cook loss, area shrinkage, collagen solubility and microstructure显示文摘KONG Fanbin TANG Juming LIN Mengshi 2008LWT-Food Science and Technology2008,41,7:1
11Radio frequency heating to inactivate microorganisms in broccoli powder显示文摘Recently,the safety of low-water-activity(aw)foods,including dried vegetables,has become a major concern.It has been realized that microorganisms may not grow in low-aw foods but can survive for rather long period of time.But it represents significant risk especially when the lowaw foods are added to high-aw foods,because the inhibited microorganisms in low-aw foods will grow in high-aw environment.In this study,broccoli powder(aw=0.586)was pasteurized by radio frequency(RF)treatment using a 6 kW,27.12 MHz pilot-scale RF system.Heating patterns and temperature profiles in broccoli powder package in a polypropylene plastic pouch(17×12×5 cm)during RF heating were studied.The non-uniform heating pattern was validated,characterized by much higher temperatures(about 17–32°C)in the interior and centre of the food powder package than that in the exterior surface.Rolling over and rotation during RF treatment were proven effective to improve the heating uniformity.Microbial reduction and change of colour of broccoli powder after RF heating for different time periods were studied,and the results showed that the level of microbial inactivation was greatly reduced by 4.2 log colony-forming units(CFU)/g with insignificant colour degradation after RF heating for 5 min.The study also indicated that cold-shock treatment[kept the treated sample at freezing temperature(−18°C)for 48 h]following RF treatment further effectively reduced the microorganisms in broccoli powder from 3.0 log CFU/g immediately after RF treatment to less than 30 CFU/g,which indicated that cold shock in conjunction with RF heating is a promising technology with a potential to reduce the strength of applied RF and thus contributing to better retention of quality of low-moisture foods.Yicun Zhao Wei Zhao Ruijin Yang Jaideep Singh Sidhu Fanbin Kong 2017Food Quality and Safety2017,1,1:1
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