Boiled salted tuna is one of the processed fish products that are very popular with the public but has a relatively short shelf life. Therefore, this research was conducted to extend the shelf life of boiled salted tuna by adding picung seed powder (Pangium edule Reinw) (3% and 5%) and salt at various concentrations (15% and 20%). Boiled salted tuna was made using tuna with a weight range of ±200 g and picung seed powder was made using the freeze-dried method. Observations were made during storage on days 0, 3, 6, and 9 days covering moisture content and pH values. The results showed that the addition of picung seed powder at a concentration of 5% (P5) and the use of salt at a concentration of 20% (G 20) was considered to be able to maintain the quality of boiled salted tuna in terms of moisture content and pH value until the 9th day of storage.
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