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Tape Fermentation - General Biology
Tape Fermentation - General Biology
TAPE FERMENTATION
Rizka Amalia (1308621057)
Naura Ruby Abidin (1308621008)
Definition
Fermentation is a process of energy production by cells under
anaerobic conditions or without involving oxygen. The first
stage of fermentation is the process of breaking down glucose
(glycolysis) and producing pyruvic acid, then pyruvate will be
reduced and produce fermentation products.
Tray
Jar
Spoon/Rice
ladle
Methods
1. Wash the glutinous rice until clean. then soak in clean
water for 1-2 hours.
2. Drain the soaked glutinous rice, then steam until cooked.
3. Once cooked, place the sticky rice on a tray that has been
lined with banana leaves and let it cool completely.
4. smooth out the tape yeast with a spoon until it becomes a
powder then sprinkle the yeast powder evenly over the sticky rice
(sprinkle when the sticky rice is completely cold)
5. Wrap the sticky rice that has been given yeast with banana
leaves and put it in a clean jar. Cover tightly so that air
cannot enter the jar and ferment for 3 days. Observe and record
changes that occur every day. The finished tape will have a
soft, runny texture and an alcohol scent.
RESULT
ANALYSIS
Based on the results of observations that have been made, it can be seen
that glutinous rice that has not been given yeast does not have a taste,
aroma, and water content like tape in general. However, after the addition
of yeast and stored for 3 days, the taste and aroma changed, as well as the
presence of water around the glutinous rice.
The first day the texture of the sticky rice began to be mushy, but the
taste was still bland and unscented and not runny. The second day the
texture of the sticky rice was mushy and tasted a little sweet, then the
sour smell started to smell and it started to runny. The third day the
texture of sticky rice is soft and then it tastes sweet and has a pungent
odor and a lot of water content.
Conclusion
Fermentation that occurs is the change of starch
into sugar.