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Flavor Release Evaluation





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                              Fig. 3  Migration of thymol in the case of foil-roasted cod fish with fresh thyme
            1) Image of cod fish with fresh thyme leaves before roasting in a foil. 2) Image of foil-roasted cod fish with fresh thyme leaves. a, b, and c denote the
            sampled points for DMI-GC/MS analysis. 3), 4), and 5) show TICCs of the sampled points a, b, and c, respectively. For DMI-GC/MS analysis, the amount of
            each sample was 2 mg.



            2. The odor-active compounds localized in coriander leaves and roots
               – An odor-active compound (E)-2-dodecenal localized in vines –
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            Coriander plants are known to contain two major odor-active compounds: (E)-2-dodecenal and (E)-2-tetradecenal.  In
            particular, (E)-2-dodecenal has a strong odor. Coriander plants are commonly used in salads: Leaves are used in salads,
            while their roots are used as a flavor dressing. We confirmed the odor-active compounds localized in a leaf and a root.
            Furthermore, we employed DMI-GC/MS to analyze the aroma of prepared foods, e.g., the localization of the aroma
            compounds in coriander leaves and roots.

            Sample preparation                                 Results and discussion

            Fig. 4 shows the sample preparation of the coriander leaves for   Coriander leaves and roots were subjected to DMI-GC/MS analyses.
            DMI-GC/MS analysis. The sample preparation was the same as   The results indicated that the vines of the coriander leaf contain a
            those employed for the DMI-GC/MS measurement of foil-roasted   majority of (E)-2-dodecenal (Figs. 5 and 6). This result suggests that
            cod fish with thyme.                               (E)-2-dodecenal is possibly distributed non-uniformly in the
            Furthermore, we employed DMI-GC/MS to analyze the localization   coriander leaf, thereby imparting a good taste. On the other hand,
            of the aroma compound from a micro viewpoint.      the surfaces of the coriander root contain both (E)-2-dodecenal
                                                               and (E)-2-tetradecenal (Fig. 7). Hence, coriander roots are possibly
            GC/MS analysis                                     better for use as a flavor dressing, because the odor-active
                                                               compounds of the coriander roots migrate into the dressing
            The GC/MS conditions were the same as those employed for the   effectively.
            DMI-GC/MS measurement of foil-roasted cod fish with thyme.





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