2022
DOI: 10.47685/barakuda45.v4i2.266
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Utilitization Of Catfish Bone Gelatin (Pangasius Sp.) In Marshmallow Products

Abstract: To take advantage of the by-product of catfish bone, gelatin is made as a value added of the by-product of the fishery industry, because Gelatin using sapa bovine fish bone has the same characteristics as catfish bone gelatin. Gelatin is the main ingredient in the manufacture of marshmallows to improve texture and ebilite. The purpose of this study was to determine the panelists' preference for marshmallows with the addition of catfish bone gelatin into marshmallows and to conduct chemical quality tests (water… Show more

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“…Factors that can affect the moisture content of jelly candies include temperature, water volume, cooking time, and cooling time. Referring to Giyarto et al [35], lower heating temperatures increase the moisture content of jelly candies, while higher heating temperatures decrease their Gelatin is a colloid dispersion system that can easily absorb large amounts of water (hydrophilic) [37]. This is also in line with the statement by Setyawan et al [38], where the more gelatin added in the production of jelly candies, the more interconnected molecules there are, resulting in more water within the gelatin molecules than evaporated water during cooking.…”
Section: Fig 3 Analysis Results Of Water Content Testing In Jelly Candymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Factors that can affect the moisture content of jelly candies include temperature, water volume, cooking time, and cooling time. Referring to Giyarto et al [35], lower heating temperatures increase the moisture content of jelly candies, while higher heating temperatures decrease their Gelatin is a colloid dispersion system that can easily absorb large amounts of water (hydrophilic) [37]. This is also in line with the statement by Setyawan et al [38], where the more gelatin added in the production of jelly candies, the more interconnected molecules there are, resulting in more water within the gelatin molecules than evaporated water during cooking.…”
Section: Fig 3 Analysis Results Of Water Content Testing In Jelly Candymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kelompok Usaha Perhutanan Sosial Lembaga Desa Pigapu pada umumnya telah memasarkan minuman seduhan "Ndoa" ini dalam event-event lokal maupun nasional. (Adi et al, 2023) yang mengatakan bahwa kiat pemasaran kelompok tani Harapan Mandiri adalah dengan melakukan promosi produk ke berbagai forum. Gambar 1.…”
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