Table 2. Changes in amino nitrogen content of ‘Kochujang’ made with various rice flour ‘Nuruk’ during aging
(Unit: mg/100g)

Sample1) K1 K2 K3 K4 K5 K6
0 day 362.24±7.472)B3)d4) 412.65±10.57Ad 296.94±6.67Ce 374.40±7.42Be 367.31±5.78Bc 375.84±8.97Bd
15 day 518.00±7.01Ac 410.60±9.03Dd 473.90±5.75Cb 489.07±3.91Bc 392.66±3.54Eb 404.60±6.82DEd
30 day 655.75±33.05Ab 487.74±6.07Bc 260.71±2.79Df 504.98±1.13Bb 337.69±2.49Cd 489.65±6.65Bc
45 day 326.08±8.95De 562.44±4.14Ab 430.05±2.00Bc 391.62±7.94Cd 401.09±0.90Cb 569.44±13.34Ab
60 day 339.57±7.58Bde 300.24±5.02Ce 409.54±6.07Ad 332.07±7.60Bf 273.63±9.48De 252.51±18.77De
90 day 837.55±0.94Fa 925.83±12.91Da 867.36±16.62Ea 1,102.35±1.82Aa 980.20±8.93Ca 1,042.33±25.41Ba
K1, ‘Kochujang’ made with N1; K2, ‘Kochujang’ made with N2; K3, ‘Kochujang’ made with N3; K4, ‘Kochujang’ made with N4; K5, ‘Kochujang’ made with N5; K6, ‘Kochujang’ made with N2+N3+N4+N5.
All values are mean±SD (n=5).
The values with different upper characters in the same row are classified by sample sphere, and are significantly different at p<0.05 by Duncan’s multiple range test (A>B>C>D>E>F).
The values with different upper characters in the same column are classified by age, and are significantly different at p<0.05 by Duncan’s multiple range test (a>b>c>d>e>f).