Fermented Tapioca
Fermented Tapioca
Fermented Tapioca
FERMENTED TAPIOCA
DR. CONNIE FAY KOMILUS MR. SIM KHENG YUEN
GROUP MEMBER: NAME MATRIC NO.
BR07110074
BR07110008 BR07110002 BR07110045 BR07110076
INTRODUCTION
TAPIOCA
tapioca or Manihot esculenta is the third largest source of carbohydrates in the world. a very cheap source of carbohydrate. low in saturated fat, sodium and cholesterol. cultivation - annual crop in tropical and subtropical regions.
INTRODUCTION
FERMENTATION
Fermentation are defined as animal or plant tissues subjected to the action of microorganisms and/enzymes to give desirable biochemical changes and significant modification of food quality (Campbell-Platt, 1994). Brook et al. (1969) and Gray and Abou-El-Seoud (1966) gave clear evidence of protein enrichment of cassava products through fermentation.
INTRODUCTION
DRIED YEAST
Dried yeast is consist of mould which (Rhizopus oryzae, Amylomyces rouxii or Mucor spp.) and yeasts (Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Saccharomycopsis fibuliger, Endomycopsis burtonii)
THE PROCESS
THE PROCESS
Keep the tapioca in a container and place under room temperature for two days
RESULT
Time Before fermentation
After fermentation Colour Attribute Aroma Mouth feel Texture
White
Coarse
Hard
Light yellow
Ferment odour
Fine
Soft
DISCUSSION
Fermented tapioca tastes sweet yet slightly alcoholic, with a pleasant, fragrant aroma. Fermented tapioca is soft and juicy, and there is also some liquid produced as a result of the fermentation.
DISCUSSION
Fermented tapioca is a very perishable product - the fermentation continues after the optimum rate of fermentation has been reached. For the best taste - consumed the fermented tapioca immediately.
DISCUSSION
Based on the result, we find that the best temperature to extend shelf life of fermented tapioca is in the cold temperature (refrigerator). Because low temperature can halt the microbial activity of the bacteria involved during the fermentation process stop the fermentation process
DISCUSSION
The amount of dried yeast can influence the rate of fermentation Even though big amount of dried yeast can increase the rate of fermentation but at the same time it can influence the aroma and the taste of the fermented tapioca All of this depend on the consumers preference
CONCLUSION
Fermented tapioca is best consumed after it has been fermented for 2 3 days. The best taste and aroma of the fermented tapioca can be obtained after the product is chilled. Therefore, because of its high nutritional value and easy to be made, it has high potential to be commercialized into the Malaysian market.
REFERENCES
Brook EJ, Stanton WR, Wallbridge A (1969). Fermentation method for protein enrichment of cassava. Biotechnol. Eng. 11: 1271-1284. Gray WD, Abou-El-Seoud MD (1966). Fungal protein for food and feeds.3. Manioc as a potential crude raw materials for tropical areas. Econ. Bot. 20: 251-255.
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