Today, some uncertainties still exist regarding how to define different fermented meats. Adams (1986) thus describes fermented food in three categories: 1) those in which microorganisms play no or little part, such as tea fermentation; 2) those in which microbial growth, though an essential feature, does not involve fermentative metobolism, such as the
production of tempeh; and 3) the true fermentations, which produce, e.g., lactic acid in products such as salami.
Today, some uncertainties still exist regarding how to define different fermented meats. Adams (1986) thus describes fermented food in three categories: 1) those in which microorganisms play no or little part, such as tea fermentation; 2) those in which microbial growth, though an essential feature, does not involve fermentative metobolism, such as theproduction of tempeh; and 3) the true fermentations, which produce, e.g., lactic acid in products such as salami.
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