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PENDAMPINGAN USAHA PENGEMBANGAN PRODUK KOMODITAS DI DESA TAMBAKSARI PASURUAN MELALUI MEDIA ONLINE Hari Minantyo; Grasielda, Ivana; Ngawi, Imelda Agustina; Kuncoro, Regina Clara
Jurnal Abadimas Adi Buana Vol 5 No 02 (2022): Jurnal Abadimas Adi Buana
Publisher : LPPM Universitas PGRI Adi Buana Surabaya

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36456/abadimas.v5.i02.a4268

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Pengembangan produk komoditas menjadi produk olahan merupakan hal yang sangat penting untuk dilakukan. Karena dengan mengolah produk komoditas menjadi produk olahan dapat menambah nilai jual dari produk tersebut. Selain itu, pengolahan produk komoditas menjadi produk olahan juga dapat membantu untuk mengatasi hasil panen berlebih sehingga bisa menghindari terbuangnya hasil komoditas tersebut. Desa Tambaksari merupakan salah satu desa wisata yang menghasilkan kopi, pisang, keladi dan singkong. Kendala yang di alami saat ini adalah kurangnya pengetahuan untuk mengolah produk komoditas, serta strategi yang harus dilakukan untuk memasarkan produk. Pendampingan yang diberikan bertujuan untuk membantu menjawab permasalahan dari masyarakat di Desa Tambaksari. Pada saat pendampingan yang diberikan pengetahuan dan pelatihan mengenai pengolahan produk, strategi memasarkan produk menggunakan media online khususnya Facebook & Tokopedia, pengetahuan mengenai jenis jenis packaging, serta bagaimana jenis packaging yang sesuai dengan persyaratan untuk perizinan PIRT (Pangan Industri Rumah Tangga). Pendampingan ini menggunakan metode FGD (focused group discussions) untuk mengetahui permasalahan masyarakat Desa Tambaksari, dilanjutkan dengan menggunakan metode kuantitatif untuk menganalisa informasi yang telah terkumpul. Hasil pendampingan mendapatkan respon yang sangat baik.
Exploring the potential of coffee cherry peel flour (Coffea arabica) and banana peel liquid (Musa × paradisiaca) as substitutes in rolled bolu cake Sondak, Michael Ricky; Ngawi, Imelda Agustina

Publisher : Fakultas Pertanian Universitas Yudharta Pasuruan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35891/agx.v15i2.4253

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Introduction: This research intends to investigate the potential of coffee cherry peel flour and banana peel liquid as cake-baking alternatives, taking into account both their chemical qualities and organoleptic reactions. Methods: This experimental study uses baking and steaming techniques to analyze coffee cherry peel flour and banana peel liquid. Chemical analysis of carbohydrates, protein, fiber, moisture, ash, and fat content is conducted, along with organoleptic analysis of color, fragrance, taste, and texture. The ANOVA method is used for data analysis. Results: According to the research findings, the greatest results are obtained when baking a cake using a mixture of 50% coffee cherry peel flour and 30% banana peel liquid. The cake has a chemical composition characterized by the presence of 28.9% carbohydrate, 4.02% protein, 6.23% fiber, 25.2% moisture content, 0.45% ash content, and 41.5% fat content. The organoleptic testing results indicate that this cake has received a favorable rating in terms of color (5.49 on the liking scale), scent (5.60 indicating very high liking), taste (5.44 indicating liking), and texture (5.31 indicating liking).Conclusion: The research results show that a 50% concentration of coffee cherry peel flour and a 30% banana peel liquid considerably change all organoleptic characteristics of the cake. The cake prepared using these specific proportions exhibits desirable attributes, including a well-received brown hue, a typical coffee fragrance, a discernible coffee flavor, and a tender and readily chewable consistency.
Exploring the potential of coffee cherry peel flour (Coffea arabica) and banana peel liquid (Musa × paradisiaca) as substitutes in rolled bolu cake Sondak, Michael Ricky; Ngawi, Imelda Agustina
AGROMIX Vol 15 No 2 (2024)
Publisher : Fakultas Pertanian Universitas Yudharta Pasuruan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35891/agx.v15i2.4253

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Introduction: This research intends to investigate the potential of coffee cherry peel flour and banana peel liquid as cake-baking alternatives, taking into account both their chemical qualities and organoleptic reactions. Methods: This experimental study uses baking and steaming techniques to analyze coffee cherry peel flour and banana peel liquid. Chemical analysis of carbohydrates, protein, fiber, moisture, ash, and fat content is conducted, along with organoleptic analysis of color, fragrance, taste, and texture. The ANOVA method is used for data analysis. Results: According to the research findings, the greatest results are obtained when baking a cake using a mixture of 50% coffee cherry peel flour and 30% banana peel liquid. The cake has a chemical composition characterized by the presence of 28.9% carbohydrate, 4.02% protein, 6.23% fiber, 25.2% moisture content, 0.45% ash content, and 41.5% fat content. The organoleptic testing results indicate that this cake has received a favorable rating in terms of color (5.49 on the liking scale), scent (5.60 indicating very high liking), taste (5.44 indicating liking), and texture (5.31 indicating liking).Conclusion: The research results show that a 50% concentration of coffee cherry peel flour and a 30% banana peel liquid considerably change all organoleptic characteristics of the cake. The cake prepared using these specific proportions exhibits desirable attributes, including a well-received brown hue, a typical coffee fragrance, a discernible coffee flavor, and a tender and readily chewable consistency.
Co-Authors Hari Minantyo Ivana Grasielda Kuncoro, Regina Clara Michael Ricky Sondak