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Title: Kajian pembuatan yoghurt susu kambing dan diversifikasi rasa dengan penambahan sirup rempah-rempah
Other Titles: Study the manufacturing goat milk yoghurt and diversification taste with spices syrup
Authors: Yasni, Sedarnawati
Saputra, Lingga Bayu
Keywords: Etawah
Saanen
goat milk
yoghurt
spices syrup
Issue Date: 2011
Publisher: IPB (Bogor Agricultural University)
Abstract: The research aims to make a set of goat milk yogurt and diversification taste of the best formula with syrup made from spices through the test characteristics of sensory, physical, chemical, and microbiological. Formulation of goat milk yogurt is Esa15 (ratio of Etawah goat’s milk and Saanen goat’s milk 1:5, starter culture ratio of 1:1), K11 (goat's milk without the addition of skim milk, starter culture ratio of 1:1), K23 (goat's milk without the addition of skim milk, starter culture ratio of 2:3), K32 (goat's milk without the addition of skim milk, a comparison of culture starter 3:2), KS11 (goat's milk with the addition of skim milk, starter culture ratio of 1:1), KS23 (goat's milk with the addition of skim milk, starter culture ratio of 2:3), and KS32 (goat milk with the addition of skim milk, comparison of starter cultures 3:2). The results of the hedonic test showed that selected one formula goat milk yogurt that is most preferred by panelists is KS32. KS32 formula of goat milk yogurt used for diversification taste with the addition of spices syrup. Spice syrup formula consists of ginger syrup, CKA syrup (cloves, cardamom, anise), and CKK syrup (cloves, cardamom, cinnamon). Furthermore the stability for yogurt made goat's milk without the addition of syrup (plain) and goat's milk yogurt with the addition of syrup is determined. Based on observations, the selected formula indicating a decrease of pH, increased total solid soluble, and a decrease of total lactic acid bacteria in yogurt during storage in 10oC and safe for consumption for 15 days. The yogurt contains moisture content ranged from 81.58 to 83.19% (wet basis), carbohydrate content ranged from 8.99 to 10.91% (wet basis), protein content ranged from 4.05 to 4,63% (wet basis), fat content ranged from 2.60 to 2.65% (wet basis), and ash content ranged from 0.78 to 0.82% (wet basis).
URI: http://repository.ipb.ac.id/handle/123456789/51332
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