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Fish As Food V4: Processing:
Bilgy Fish or “Stinkers” Fish merchants dealing in iced fish from distant water
boats sometimes come across fish which, although they look and feel quite fresh,
nevertheless have a characteristically foul odor. These are known as bilgy fish or
...
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Dictionnaire international du froid: Anglais-français : ...
... à travers un courant d'air rapide à basse température. sorbet Voir: sorbet (6.3.4
-20) SECTION 6.3.5 Fish and seafood SOUS-CHAPITRE 6.3.5 Produits de la
pêche autolysis (of fish) Autolytic, enzymatic changes in fish after death. bilgy fish
...
International Institute of Refrigeration, 2007
Bilgy fish is familiar to almost all fish processors. It is characterized by a very
offensive odour, closely resembling that of the rotten bilge water that collects and
decomposes in the bottom of the boat. Because the odour of these fish is so
similar ...
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Postharvest Physiology and Hypobaric Storage of Fresh Produce
Other indicators of shrimp spoilage are trimethy- lamine (TMA) formation, which
contributes to the 'bilgy' odour that develops (Fieger et al., 1956), and 'black spot'
or 'blotchy' appearance resulting from the oxidation of tyrosine to melanin by ...
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Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada: Journal ...
Typical bilgy fish were obtained from a local trawler at the time of being
discharged from the pens. At the same time, well-iced, non-bilgy fish were taken
from the centre of the pens to serve as controls. These fish received no additional
storage ...
Fisheries Research Board of Canada, 1964
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Progress Reports of the Atlantic Coast Stations
But not so for the "bilgy" fish! They can become positively putrid and still retain the
acidity or pH of good fresh fish. Nor do they necessarily show any increase in
trimethylamine which is a substance that usually accumulates in the flesh of cod,
...
Fisheries Research Board of Canada, 1943
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Annual Report of the Biological Board of Canada
A very considerable amount of work still needs to be done on this very important
problem. bilgy fish. Previous studies with bilgy fish have been concerned chiefly
with applied aspects of the problem: where it occurs and how it may be ...
Fisheries Research Board of Canada, 1953
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Annual Report of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada: ...
In every instance in the case of cod stowed against bilgy boards, it was found that
aerobic bacteria predominate on the surface of fish declared to be bilgy after 24
hours of contact and that a high count of anaerobes was present also. The use ...
Fisheries Research Board of Canada, 1958
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Annual Report: Rapport Annuel
In every instance in the case of cod stowed against bilgy boards, it was found that
aerobic bacteria predominate on the surface of fish declared to be bilgy after 24
hours of contact and that a high count of anaerobes was present also. The use ...
Fisheries Research Board of Canada, 1961
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The Life and Times of Charles
“The chauffeur counted three or four visits to your office, Bilgy. It took all those
visits just to tell her that? You could have told her over the phone. No, Bilgy, you'
re up to your ears, eyeballs, and armpits. You're way over your head and knee-
deep ...
Dryfuss W. Driftwood, 2013
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «BILGY»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
bilgy w wiadomościach.
Yvonne Lorkin: Weird visitors and a brand new teenager
While waiting for the plumber to arrive I loaded up the dishwasher, pressed start and it promptly pumped buckets of bilgy water across the floor. «New Zealand Herald, Cze 15»
Britain's greatest walking trail
One bucolic riverside tramp ended memorably with the two of us trapped at the end of a sewage pipe sticking out over bilgy water, arguing ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Kwi 15»
Weathering by Lucy Wood review – a strange and haunting tale
At every turn, Wood discards conventional imagery for something altogether more disquieting – a pond is “bilgy”, the sky “turns mirey”. «The Guardian, Sty 15»
Gritty work behind sugar crystals in Toronto's port
(The asphalt dock is spattered with a mixture of sticky brown cane sugar and bilgy brown lake water, which congeals into nuggets that are ... «MetroNews Canada, Lip 14»
Prince George Tries To Grab Endangered Bilby At Sydney's …
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had to step in to protect the bilgy - a rabbit-like marsupial - named after the royal infant, during a visit to ... «Huffington Post UK, Kwi 14»
Royal tour: Prince George greets wombat with smile
He will not, however, get a chance to see a koala or even a wombat, as he will only join his parents for the visit to the bilgy enclosure when they ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Kwi 14»
New Dawn for the Sudanese people
... its bilgy roots and replacing it with a broad-based Transitional Government to accommodate the entire political spectrum, for a four-year term. «Sudan Tribune, Sty 13»
Books offer spirited takes on evolution of the drink
Wine has been around for 8,000 years, but a lot of it was just awful, rancid, bilgy stuff. Ancient Greeks and Romans thought it brought them ... «Bostonglobe, Sty 13»
Graham Sleight's Yesterday's Tomorrows: Thomas M. Disch
He receives an inoculation of ''what seemed like several thousand cc's of bilgy ook,'' and is then transferred to an unusual prison called Camp ... «Locus Online, Paz 11»
My Tugboat Sublet
A dank, bilgy smell rose from the water. There was a constant hollow splashing against the hull. I peered over the gunwale into the oil-sheened ... «New York Magazine, Kwi 11»
