“…According to Young () and Kovalenko, Rippke, and Hurburgh (), umami amino acids, glutamic acid, and aspartic acid are found abundance in soybeans and peanuts. Previous study reported that Rhizopus oligosporus , as mold in black oncom production, had the highest protease activity among Rhizopus strains, thus more than half soybean proteins could be breakdown into amino acids with the microbial activity (Ko, ; Lim, Tan, & Rahim, ; Shurtleff & Aoyagi, ). In a study of oncom , using the same material, defatted peanut cakes, but using different molds, namely, N. sitophila and R. oligosporus , it was revealed that oncom produced with Rhizopus oligosporus had higher soluble nitrogen compounds than that with N. sitophila , although hedonic of the oncom rated lower than that with N. sitophila (Sastraatmadja et al., ).…”