Abstract

This study aimed to get the best formulation and treatment of wet noodles from wheat flour with addition of a combination of jackfruit seed and okara flour. The research was conducted with an experiment method using a completely randomized design with five treatments and three replications. Study on the treatment i.e. M1 (80% wheat flour : 20% jackfruit seed : 0% okara flour), M2 (80% wheat flour : 15% jackfruit seed : 5% okara flour), M3 (80% wheat flour :10% jackfruit seed : 10% okara flour), M4 (80% wheat flour : 5% jackfruit seed : 15% okara flour), and M5 (80% wheat flour : 0% jackfruit seed : 20% okara flour). Data were statistically analized using Analysis of Variance and continued with Duncan’s New Multiple Range Test at level 5%. Results of the analysis showed that ratio of wheat flour with the addition of a combination of jackfruit seed flour and okara flour significantly affected on ash content, crude fiber content, fat content, protein content, and carbohydrate content as well as descriptive and hedonic sensory test of the wet noodles. Based on this research, the best treatment was ratio of wheat flour, jackfruit seed, and okara flour 80%:10%:10% which had moisture content 32.61%, ash content 0.67%, crude fiber content 5.30%, fat content 2.47%, protein content 3.94%, and carbohydrate content 60.29%. Characteristics of best treatment of wet noodles based on descriptive test was less yelow, rather flavorful jackfruit seed, rather flavorful beany, and chewy texture.

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