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Gregoria S. S. Djarkasi
Sam Ratulangi University
Agriculture, Biological Sciences & Forestry Biochemistry, Genetics & Molecular Biology Chemistry Computer Science & IT Environmental Science Health Professions Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering Mathematics Physics Public Health

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Journal : Jurnal Ilmu dan Teknologi Pangan

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MUTU BUBUK CABAI HASIL PENGERINGAN ENERGI MATAHARI DENGAN SUMBER PANAS PENGGANTI [Chilli Powder Quality Dried Using Solar Dryer With Heat Source Energy Replacement] Tongkeles, Nelly S.; Djarkasi, Gregoria S.S.; Wenur, Frans
Jurnal Ilmu dan Teknologi Pangan Vol 2, No 1 (2014)
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Solar dryer with heat source energy replacement is one of environmental drying technology. This research aimed to determine water content, color analysis, vitamin C, total molds from chili powder, and dried chilli yield as quality for dried chili. Results showed moisture content of dried Red chilli and Local Chilli using solar dryer with heat source energy replacement are 7.3%bb and 6.24%bb, needs 10 hours and 8 hours respectively. Whereas moisture content of the same materials with conventional drying method are 11.89%bb and 8.63%bb, needs 71 hours and 41 hours respectively. Furthermore, color analysis of dried Red chili and Local Chilli and its powder using a dryer gives value of ​L a+ b+ higher than same materials and its powder with conventional drying methods. Vitamin C content on powder of those materials using a drier is higher at 54.33mg/100g and 27.73mg/100g respectively, while with the same material by conventional drying methods implies that 36.33 mg/100g and 8.60 mg/100g. Total mold analysis has highest value on Red chilli powder and Local Chilli powder with conventional drying methods are 6.46x102 colonies/g and 2.06x102 colonies/g. Whereas Local Chilli powder which dried using a dryer there is no mold, followed by dried Red chilli powder that is 1.1x102 colonies / g. The yield of dried Red chillies and Local Chilli ranged between 24.97%-32.17%, whereas the yield of dried chili with conventional methods is lower than using a dryer.   Key word: Quality, Chilli powder, Solar dryer
Study of Physical Chemistry of Rice Analog Baruk Agostarch Heat Moisture Treatment (HMT) With The Addition of Flour Composites Sede, Viviyanti J.; Mamuaja, Christine F.; Djarkasi, Gregoria S. S.
Jurnal Ilmu dan Teknologi Pangan Vol 3, No 2 (2015)
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Sago baruk (Arenga microcarpa) is one food that can be eaten as a source of carbohydrate. This study aims to get the right formulation and the best analogue for the manufacture of composite flour rice that consumers preferred, analyzing physical chemistry rice flour composite analog and analog getting rice starch which has resiten and increase its nutritional value. The research begins with manufacture baruk sago starch, sago starch manufacture baruk modification Heat Moisture treatments (HMT), the manufacture of flour and flour-making bulbs purse red beans and rice manufacture analog. The experimental design used was completely randomized design (CRD) with 7 (seven) treated with 3 (three) replications with a ratio of P1: 100% Starch Sago Natural (control), P2: 100% Starch Sago modification HMT, P3: 90% Starch Sago Modification HMT + 5% Wheat Bulbs purse + 5% Flour Red Beans, P4: 80% starch Sago Modification HMT + 10% Wheat Bulbs purse + 10% Flour Red Beans, P5: 70% starch Sago Modification HMT + 15% Flour Bulbs purse + 15% Flour Red Beans, P6: 60% Starch Sago Modification HMT + 20% Flour tubers purse + 20% Flour Red Beans, P7: 50% Starch Sago Modification HMT + 25% Flour tubers purse + 25% Flour Red Beans . To get the exact formula and favored by consumers, the comparison is done organoleptic test for flavor, aroma, color and texture then performed physical analysis of texture, color test, gelatinization temperature, density Kamba, weight of 100 grains, whereas the chemical analysis, namely: Level of water ash, protein content, fat content, starch, amylose, amylopectin and starch digestibility in vitro against most favored treatment.  The results show thatthe most preferred formula is P6 which is the ratio: 60% Sago Starch Modified Starch HMT + 20% + 20% Bulbs purse Red Bean Flour. Physical analysis ie texture: 2 mm / g.det, Kamba density of 0.497 g / ml, weight of 100 grains: 4.480 g, Test color L * 36.56, a * 8.56 b * 16.22, gelatinization temperature of 65 OC with a time of 31 minutes. Sedangakn Chemical analysis results are: 14.10% moisture content, ash content of 0.93%, 5.83% protein content, fat content 0.2%, 73% starch content, amylose 20.66%, 52.34% amylopectin , and in vitro starch digestibility 8.68%. Keywords : analog rice, sago baruk, starch
Estimation of Shelf Life “Halua Kenari” using Accelerated Shelf Life Testing (ASLT) Method Arrhenius Model at Small And Medium Enterprises at Sitaro Archipelago Pongajow, Novke J.; Djarkasi, Gregoria S. S.; Mandey, Lucia C.
Jurnal Ilmu dan Teknologi Pangan Vol 3, No 2 (2015)
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The halua kenari is one of the signature product from North Sulawesi especially Minahasa and Siau. Fat and oil oxidation processes lead to taste and flavor dislike and degradation of nutrition and functional characteristics. Beside chemical composition, halua kenari degradation accelerated by improper handling and packing during transportation, distribution, and storage by consumer and seller. The aims of this research is to predict shelf life of halua kenari production of  Small And Medium Enterprises at District of Sitaro Archipelago with accelerated shelf life testing model (Arrhenius) and to get shelf life model of halua kenari production at small and medium enterprises at Sitaro Archipelago. This research was done in two stages which is determination of quality characteristic of halua kenari by chemical analysis and organoleptic test and shelf life of halua kenari by Accerelated Shelf Life Testing (ASLT) Model. Product was stored at extreme temperature to fasten deterioration. Data extrapolated to mathematical model Arrhenius. The processing characteristic, temperature, and  storage are very significant to quality degradation and shelf life of halua kenari. The shelf  life of halua kenari product with low fat and oil (A1) that stored at 30 o C is 106 days, as halua kenari with high fat and oil stored in the same temperature and days, found : A2 with 18 days shelf life, A3 with 23 days shelf life, and A4 with 17 days shelf life. Keywords : the halua kenari, the shelf life, Arrhenius model, water content, and FFA
KANDUNGAN FENOLIK DAN AKTIFIVATS ANTIOKSIDAN EKSTRAK KULIT ARI KENARI (Canarium vulgare Sp.) Djasibani, Hemy R.; Djarkasi, G.S. Suhartati; Suryanto, Edi
Jurnal Ilmu dan Teknologi Pangan Vol 1, No 1 (2013)
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Canary is original plants Indonesia which growing many in Indonesia area part of east, like North Sulawesi, Maluku, Seram and Alor island. This study aims to determine the total conten of phenolic compounds and antioxidant activity of extracts of canary husk of some species of Canarium vulgare Sp. solvent is hexane, ethanol, ethyl acetate and acetone. Results showed that the canary husk extract of Canarium vulgare Sp. species has a total phenolic content and antioxidant activity are great. Highest total phenolic content of the extract produced by solvent acetone was 171.0 mg/kg, followed by extracts of ethyl acetate, ethanol, and hexane has a total phenolic content of consecutive 111,17 mgkg, 99,67 mg/kg, and 67,17 mg/kg and the highest antioxidant activity in the solvent ethyl acetate extract of 93.66% followed by 92.97% acetone extract, ethanol amounted to 89.92% and by 14.45% hexane. Result of this research indicate that canary husk acetone extract have fenolik content and highest antioxidant.
Chemical Characteristics and Antioxidant Activity of Instant Drink Lemon Kalamansi (Citrus microcarpa) with Addition of Clove Leaf (Eugenia carryophyllus) and Nutmeg Meat (Myristica fragrans) Extracts Edam, Mariati; Suryanto, Edi; Djarkasi, Gregoria S. S.
Jurnal Ilmu dan Teknologi Pangan Vol 4, No 1 (2016)
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Lemon kalamansi, clove leaf and meat nutmeg have bioactive compounds that have potential as antioxidants so it can serve as raw material for made of instant drink. This study aims to analyze the chemical characteristics and antioxidant activity of instant drink lemon kalamansi with the addition of clove leaf and meat nutmeg extract. The research method is experimental research with a completely randomized design as many as three levels of treatment with three replications arranged in the form of formulations. The results showed that the instant drink lemon kalamansi characteristics containing antioxidant such as phenolic compounds which range from 24,50-130,51 µg/mL (highest in formulation B is the addition of clove leaf extract 20%), vitamin C ranged 278,70-390,55 mg/100 g bahan  (highest in formulation B is 390,55 mg/100 g bahan), as well as the activity of antioxidant free-radical scavengers ranged 18,11-46,73% (formulation B, namely the addition 20% of clove leaf extract showed the highest activity in counteract free radicals). Based on the results of this study it can be concluded that the instant drink lemon kalamansi with the addition of meat nutmeg and clove leaf extract contains antioxidant compounds that have potential as functional drinks. Keywords: antioxidant, clove leaf, instant drink, kalamansi, nutmeg meat
Antioxidant's Activity of Avocado (Persea americana Mill.) Seeds Extract Coating by Nanochitosan Anggraeny, Dyta; Rumengan, Inneke F. M.; Djarkasi, Gregoria S. S.; Suptijah, Pipih
Jurnal Ilmu dan Teknologi Pangan Vol 5, No 2 (2017)
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An increasing production of avocado in Indonesia  has resulted in abundant seeds as wastes. Avocado’s seeds contain potential antioxidant compound, such as phenolic compound, which could be exploited for human consumption. Utilization of seeds as functional food could be more efficient by coating with a certain substance. Chitosan is a bio-compatible and non-toxic compound, and could be used as coating agent in the form of nanochitosan. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the content of  phenolic-compound in extract of avocado’s seed with and without coated by nanochitosan. In this study, the extract of avocado’s seed was coated with  Parrot fish scale (Scarus sp) derived nanochitosan, compared with nanochitosan from crab’s shell. Nanochitosan was prepared from chitosan by gelation ionic method. The results show that avocado’s seed extract has 44.89 mg/Kg of phenolic content,  much lower than the content in the extract coated with nanochitosan of fish and crab shell, which were 84.08  and 113,67 mg/Kg, respectively.   Therefore, coating with nanochitosan was proven increasing the phenolic compound in the extract of avocado’s seed.  Keywords: avocado, nanochitosan, phenol
Co-Authors Anastasya Melapa Anggraeny, Dyta Canon, Fazril Christiana Y. Singal Christine F. Mamuaja Christine Mamuaja Conchita Adam Djasibani, Hemy R. Edam, Mariati Edam, Mariati Edi Suryanto Edi Suryanto Erni J.N. Nurali Erny Nurali Frans Wenur Gloriya Igir Gumansalangi, Frysye Hizmadin, Ambar Imanuel Medy Pasanda Inneke F. M Rumengan Jenny A. Kandou Jolanda Lamaega Judith C. Moningka Judith C. S. Moningka Judith C. S. Moningka, Judith C. S. Judith S.C. Moningka Kapantow, Nova Hellen Kapojos, Francess W. S. Koleangan, Amanda Archangela Kusumawardani, Dian Sulistyaning Lana E. Lalujan Lucia Cecilia Mandey Maki, Olvinda Manongko, Patricia Syaron Maria F. Sumual Maya M. Ludong Meini E. Papunas Mercy Taroreh Nathania E. Ong Nathania E. Ong, Nathania E. Nelly Mayulu Nelly S. Tongkeles, Nelly S. Nova Hellen Kapantow Novke J. Pongajow, Novke J. Pipih Suptijah Ribka Mandagi Robert Molenaar Ronal Lumba Ronal Lumba Rotulung, Jeanet Christina Sangkilen, Lisa Slamet Sudarmadji Sri Raharjo Sugiyanto, Maya Kumalasari Sumual, Maria Fransisca Sumual, Maria Fransiska Tamaka, Claudya A Teltje Koapaha Tineke Langi Vina H. Manurung Viviyanti J. Sede, Viviyanti J. Zuheid Noor