R A great amount of Kamaboko, whose main ingredient
is pasted whitefish, is are disposed as by-product or food
processing residue. Rhizopus strain grew on Kamaboko
like tempe. However, the smells of these fermented foods
are musty and ammonia odors. To improve the scant of
fermented Kamaboko, steamed rice was added because it
is also possible to make combinations of fish meat and
starchy grains so that the final fermentation product will
have a more desirable nutritional balance. As a result, in
the case that steamed rice mixed with Kamaboko,
fermented mixture has pleasant smell like sweets or
banana(Fig. 2).