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LABORATORY REPORT 1
Submitted by:
Leader:
DAUZ, Lea
Members:
OLAZO, Eunice A.
ZAMORA, Ainen L.
BSFT 4A
Submitted to:
Utilization of Chicken Gizzard in a Vacuum Fried Snack as an Alternative Source for Meat Protein
Objectives for the week were to:
Ingredients Measurement
Chicken Gizzard 1000 grams
Soy Sauce 3 tablespoon
Salt 2 teaspoon
Garlic Powder 3 teaspoons
Chili Powder 1 teaspoon
Ground Black Pepper 1 teaspoon
As shown in the flow chart below, the researchers have established the preparation and process of
producing the chicken gizzard snack.
Figure1. The Established Process of making Vacuum Fried Chicken Gizzard Snack
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Development of Alugbati (Basella alba L.) Leaves and Stem Powder as an Active Ingredient in
Instant Fried Rice Seasoning Mix
Objectives for the week were to:
1. Determine which alugbati variety will be utilized and where it will be collected.
2. Establish an alugbati seasoning powder formulation.
During the week 1 progress, the researchers choose between the different varieties of the alugbati or
Malabar spinach. It is a common vegetable with high amount mix of fiber, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, iron,
calcium and antioxidants. The chosen variety was the alugbati with a purplish stem and supposed to be
collected in Marietta’s Small backyard farming located in Antipolo, Rizal.
A preliminary alugbati fried rice seasoning powder formulation (Table I) will be used to evaluate
potential sources of Vitamin A and Calcium. Alugbati powder will be incorporated into the fried rice
seasoning formulation at 10, 15, and 20 percent levels. All dry ingredients (including the alugbati powder)
will be mixed before its application to fried rice.
Table I. Preliminary Fried Rice Seasoning Powder Formulation
Future Direction: Future study will focus on determining the amount of Vitamin A and Calcium present
in the alugbati fried rice seasoning mix. Trial and testing will be conducted to see if potential off-flavors
can be overcome. The above formulation may be optimized for better outcome.
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