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SEMINAR HASIL
FISH SCALES (ANABAS TESTUDINEUS BLOCH) AS A
CHICKEN MEAT PRESERVATIVE
PENELITIAN
Lailan Ni’mah
Nahlia Husna Izzati
Namira Humaira
2 LITERATURE REVIEW
OUTLINE
3 RESEARCH METHODS
CHITOSAN
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BACKGROUND
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2.
LITERATURE REVIEW
- PAPUYU FISH
- CHICKEN MEAT
- PUTREFACTION
- CHITOSAN
TIMELINE PAPUYU FISH
CHICKEN MEAT
Betok fish (Anabas testudineus
Chicken meat has a short shelf life, Bloch) or papuyu fish (Banjar)
about 1 day or less at room (Kottelat et al., 1993) are one of
temperature (15-30°C) and several the fresh fish that live in the
days at refrigeration temperatures (0- Mahakam River, East Kalimantan.
10°C) (Dickson and Anderson, 1992).
The quality of chicken meat is
influenced by several factors, both
when the animal is still alive and after DECOMPOSITION
being slaughtered (Murtidjo, 1987). Factors that influence meat spoilage
include intrinsic and extrinsic factors.
Interinsic factors consist of: (a) the
CHITOSAN specific role of ephemeral spoilage
organism (ESO), (b) microbes or the
Chitosan is a biopolymer obtained from results of enzymatic processes, and (c)
deacetylation of chitin (Suhardi, 1992). chemical processes, while extrinsic
Chitosan can be used as a preservative for factors include; (a) temperature
both food and drinks. The nature of changes, (b) meat chill chains, and (c)
chitosan is able to inhibit the growth of transportation (Modi, 2009)
microorganisms that are detrimental
while at the same time coating products
that are preserved so as to produce 4
3.
RESEARCH METHODS
Application of Chitosan as a Chicken Meat Preservative
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PROCEDURE
Analysis of blanks on chicken meat without chitosan
RESEARCH
A comparison was done with organoleptic testing of
fresh chicken meat without soaking with chitosan.
Fresh chicken meat is left in the open air and is
observed every day until decomposition occurs.
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Organoleptic Test
This organoleptic test uses an organoleptic score sheet with
score values ranging between 1 and 4, score 4 for the best
results and score 1 for the worst results, while the acceptance
threshold value is on score 3. The tests conducted include
specifications on colors, odor, suppleness and mucus The detail
score of the organoleptic sheet is explained in the table below
as follows
PROCEDURE
RESEARCH Score Specification
Color Smell Elasticity Mucus
1 Gloomy red appears a lot of Very bad Very soft Mucus covers all
mushrooms smell like a surfaces of chicken
carcass
2 Gloomy red fungus began bad smell It's a bit soft Mucus covers half
to appear began to the chicken's
emerge surface
Day 1 Average
Panelist
C O E M C O E M
1 1 1 1 2
2 2 1 2 2
1,25 1 1,75 1,75
3 1 1 2 1
4 1 1 2 2
- Organoleptic tests on fresh chicken meat show that chickens can only survive one day
marked by changes in color, odor, suppleness and mucus. Even when viewed in terms of
smell and chicken slime is not suitable for consumption. This is caused by a decrease in
muscle consistency in chicken meat, odor and runny deviation, and the development of
microorganisms that play a role in the decay process (Soeparno, 2009).
- The organoleptic test carried out the most influential aspect of chicken meat decay is
the odor aspect, this is because the stench of chicken meat appears the fastest and the
lowest average score is on the odor aspect. After that aspect of color, this can be seen
in chicken meat that is slightly faster in gloomy red and moldy and the average score is
quite low. Then the elasticity aspect, where this aspect is not too influential on decay
because the overall elasticity of chicken meat is not too reduced. Then the aspect of
mucus, mucus that appears on chicken meat as a whole is not too much and the
average score obtained is highest, so it can also be concluded that chitosan from the
waste of papuyu fish scales is best in preventing the appearance of mucus in chicken
meat.
5.
CONCLUSIONS
CONCLUSIONS
2.
The best time for soaking chicken meat on chitosan
dissolved with acetic acid is at 45 minutes
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