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Smoked fish siomai / Dominique I. Casulla [and 3 others].

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Dissertation note: Undergraduate Theses (BSHM) - Hospitality Management Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges, 2023 Abstract: The objective of this study is to create a fresh siomai recipe that features smoked fish (tinapa) as its main ingredient. In particular, this study provided answers to the following questions: 1. What is the sensory characteristics of smoked fish siomai in terms of: Steamed: appearance, aroma, taste, and texture; Fried: appearance, aroma, taste, and texture; 2. What is the level of acceptability of smoked fish siomai in terms of: Steamed: appearance, aroma, taste, and texture; Fried: appearance, aroma, taste, and texture; 3. What is the significant relationship of the smoked fish siomai between the sensory characteristics from the level of aceptability; and 4. What is the recipe/products can be proposed from the smoked fish. The respondents of this study are the selected population of BSHM students of Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges and expert in food business industry. The statistical tools employed were the frequency distribution, percentage, ordinal scale, and weighted mean. To assess the sensory attributes and overall acceptability of both the steamed and fried smoked fish (tinapa) siomai, the researchers employed a well-structured questionnaire. After evaluating the results, it was observed that a significant number of participants consistently expressed their satisfaction with both steamed and fried smoked fish siomai, emphhasizing their contentment with the appearance, aroma, tast, and texture. These findings underscore the overall positive sensory experience and acceptability associated with the consmption of these delightful siomai variations. However, it is recommended to keep the siomai warm to maintain the perfect wrapper texture, ppreventing it from getting too chewy. Also, it is recommended to add a bit more spices like ginger, garlic, and a small amount of black pepper as these spices complement the smoky taste, enhance the aroma, and make the dish even more enjoyable.
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Undergraduate Theses (BSHM) - Hospitality Management Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges, 2023

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The objective of this study is to create a fresh siomai recipe that features smoked fish (tinapa) as its main ingredient. In particular, this study provided answers to the following questions: 1. What is the sensory characteristics of smoked fish siomai in terms of: Steamed: appearance, aroma, taste, and texture; Fried: appearance, aroma, taste, and texture; 2. What is the level of acceptability of smoked fish siomai in terms of: Steamed: appearance, aroma, taste, and texture; Fried: appearance, aroma, taste, and texture; 3. What is the significant relationship of the smoked fish siomai between the sensory characteristics from the level of aceptability; and 4. What is the recipe/products can be proposed from the smoked fish. The respondents of this study are the selected population of BSHM students of Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges and expert in food business industry. The statistical tools employed were the frequency distribution, percentage, ordinal scale, and weighted mean. To assess the sensory attributes and overall acceptability of both the steamed and fried smoked fish (tinapa) siomai, the researchers employed a well-structured questionnaire. After evaluating the results, it was observed that a significant number of participants consistently expressed their satisfaction with both steamed and fried smoked fish siomai, emphhasizing their contentment with the appearance, aroma, tast, and texture. These findings underscore the overall positive sensory experience and acceptability associated with the consmption of these delightful siomai variations. However, it is recommended to keep the siomai warm to maintain the perfect wrapper texture, ppreventing it from getting too chewy. Also, it is recommended to add a bit more spices like ginger, garlic, and a small amount of black pepper as these spices complement the smoky taste, enhance the aroma, and make the dish even more enjoyable.

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