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Gemilang, Ilham Aktur Lestari, Fita Aqilah, Rafa Muhammad Ramadana, Akbar Maulan
Mahmuda, Layli Salitsah "HOW TO MAKE CANDIED PAPAYA": NURUL YAQIN
PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL paper.
Supervising Teacher: Devi Riyani S.Pd.
Keywords: Candied Papaya, Papaya Fruit
This article is entitled "HOW TO MAKE CANDIED PAPAYA". This research is motivated
by the benefits of papaya fruit, which only a few people know about and rarely make.
This research uses an experimental method, namely by cutting the papaya fruit, grating it and
squeezing it with a clean cloth, then placing it in a non-stick skillet and adding sugar, fine
salt, vanilla, nutrijell powder and lime juice.
This research was carried out on October 24 2023, Rawa Medang Academic Year 2023/2024.
After the process of making candied papaya fruit, it can be made snack.
The process of making pickled snake fruit is by preparing 2 kg of papaya,
then cut the papaya into pieces then grate it and squeeze out the juice. Then put it in a non-
stick skillet and add 880 grams of sugar, then add vanilla, add fine salt, add 2 packs of
Nutrijell lychee flavored powder, add 4 squeezed limes, then stir- Stir using medium low heat
until the water content is reduced and the mixture is lumpy, after clumping, prepare several
containers to divide the sweet mixture to give it color, then shape the sweet dough and coat
the sweet dough with granulated sugar, then let it sit at room temperature to harden, then put
it in a jar. and close tightly, and the sweets are ready to eat.
FOREWORD
The author would like to express his gratitude to Allah SWT, who has given His
mercy and grace so that this paper on making candied papaya can be completed well. Don’t
forget to bestow blessings and greetings on Rasulullah Muhammad SAW, his family, his
friends, and on us as his people.
We would like to thank all parties who have helped in the preparation of the English
paper entitled paper on making candied papaya. And we also realize the importance of
reading sources and internet references which have helped in providing information that will
become paper material. We would also like to thank all parties who have provided direction
and guidance so that the paper can be prepared as well as possible. We realize that there are
still many shortcomings in writing this English Paper so we expect constructive criticism and
suggestions to improve this paper.
We apologize if this paper contains many errors and shortcomings, because perfection
belongs only to the Almighty Allah SWT, and shortcomings definitely belong to us as
humans. Hopefully this paper on making candied papaya can be useful for all of us.
Writer
LIST OF CONTENTS
Cover................................................................................................................................. i
Validity sheet.................................................................................................................... ii
Foreword........................................................................................................................... iii
List of contents.................................................................................................................. iv
CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background................................................................................................................ 1
2.1 Papaya........................................................................................................................ 3
2.5 Sweets.......................................................................................................................... 7
2.6 Food Coloring............................................................................................................. 8
CHAPTER V. CLOSING
5.1 Conclusion.................................................................................................................. 14
5.2 Suggestions................................................................................................................. 14
BIBLIOGRAPHY............................................................................................................ 15
ATTACHMENTATTACHMENT................................................................................... 16
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background
Papaya (Carica papaya L) comes from the Caricaceae family. Many people cultivate
papaya, either as a hobby or as a commercial business. This is because papaya has
advantages, including that it can be cultivated in the yard or garden, it bears fruit quickly and
is able to produce abundant fruit, it tastes sweet, it grows without complicated care and it
contains quite a lot of nutrients. Papaya is a popular fruit and is loved by almost all people on
earth. The flesh is soft with red and yellow colors, it tastes sweet and refreshing because it
contains a lot of water. The nutritional value of papaya fruit is quite high because it contains
lots of provitamin A, vitamin C and calcium. Fruit has an important meaning as a source of
vitamins, minerals and other substances to support nutritional adequacy, but fresh fruit is a
commodity that does not last long. The durability of the fruit depends on the type of fruit and
the post-harvest treatment given. Processing fruit is important because it is perishable and
seasonal, so it needs to be preserved to extend the shelf life. Nowadays, papaya fruit is used
in the preservation business by turning it into longer-lasting products such as sweets, fruit in
syrup, jam, and so on.
Candied fruit is one type of processing that can be used to extend the shelf life of
papaya fruit. Apart from that, sweets are a form of diversification of traditional food
processing in Indonesia. Candied fruit can be divided into two, namely wet sweets and dry
sweets. Seeing the large potential for papaya fruiti in Indonesia, there is a large opportunity to
produce this product. On the market, candied papaya production is still carried out on a
household scale and no special technology is used. Seeing the market conditions, we
innovated the technology used and the form of the product. The technology used in the
production of dried candied papaya is blanching which aims to maintain the color and
durability of the candied fruit. With these advantages and innovations, it is felt that this dried
candied papaya product has quite good opportunities in the market.
1.2 Problem Formulation
Based on the previous background, the problem can be formulated as follows:
1. What is the process of producing candied papaya?
LITERATURE REVIEW
Another benefit of papaya related to the digestive system is that it can heal wounds
that occur in the lining of the stomach and other digestive systems. Its content can help the
body to protect and maintain the health of the digestive system.
7. Reduces the risk of Alzheimer's
This fruit also contains very high antioxidants. Antioxidants can prevent exposure to
free radicals in the body, including in the brain.
Various researchers believe that preventing exposure to free radicals in parts of the
brain can reduce the risk of Alzheimer's.
8. Prevent inflammation in the body
Chronic inflammation that occurs in the body triggers various diseases. Eating
papaya, a fruit that is rich in antioxidants, is one way to prevent inflammation in the body.
9. Prevent prostate cancer
Other benefits of papaya can help you prevent prostate cancer. This is because the
fruit contains lycopene which gives the fruit a natural bright color. Lycopene can reduce the
risk of cancer. Even so, further studies are still needed to prove this.
10. Optimize eye health
Papaya has a fairly high zeaxanthin content. Zeaxanthin is a type of antioxidant that
can maintain eye health.
Meeting these nutritional needs has been shown to reduce the risk and progression of age-
related macular degeneration.
11. Optimize bone health
Even though it is in small amounts, this fruit also contains vitamin K. Fulfilling the
need for vitamin K makes the body absorb calcium better so that bone health is well
maintained.
12. Overcome pain and facilitate menstruation
Entering the menstrual cycle, some women will experience menstrual pain which
causes discomfort. Consuming it can make pain symptoms better because of the papain
enzyme in papaya.
Apart from that, if you experience menstrual disorders, such as an irregular menstrual
cycle, you should consume papaya. Meanwhile, the papain enzyme content in this fruit can
facilitate the menstrual cycle.
13. Increases female fertility
Consuming it can increase female fertility. Reporting from the Foods journal,
treatment for women using papaya extract can prolong the fertility period and prevent
infertility in women.
These are the various nutritional contents and benefits of papaya for body health.
Because this fruit is rich in benefits, make sure to include it in the daily diet of you, your
parents and your family, OK.
2.3 Papaya Classification
Papaya plants based on the classification structure according to Tjitrosoepomo.
1. Kingdom: Plantae
2. Division: Spermatophyta
3. Class: Dicotyledoneae
4. Order: Cistales
5. Family: Caricaceae
6. Genus: Carica
7. Species: Carica papaya L
2.4 Papaya Plant Morphology
Many people plant papaya plants, both in tropical and sub-tropical areas, in wet and
dry areas or in plain and mountainous areas (up to 1000m above sea level). Papaya fruit is a
high quality and nutritious table fruit.
Papaya originates from Central America. This perennial fruit plant grows in fertile
moist soil and is not waterlogged, and can be found in lowland areas up to an altitude of 1000
m above sea level. The papaya plant is a tree-shaped shrub, gummy, grows upright, 2.5-10
meters high, has a round, hollow stem, the stem at the top can sometimes branch. On the bark
there are signs of loose leaf stalks. Leaves gather at the end of the stem and branch tips
The stem is round, cylindrical, hollow, 25-100 cm long. The leaves are ovate with a
diameter of 25-75 cm, variously pointed, pointed tips, heart-shaped base, the color of the
upper surface is dark green, and the color of the lower surface is light green, the veins of the
leaves stand out on the lower surface. The leaf lobes are curved to variously irregular, the leaf
lobes are pinnate. The male flowers are gathered in a cluster, the crown is trumpet-shaped, the
color is yellowish white. The fruit is buni fruit which can vary in shape, color or taste of the
flesh. The seeds are numerous and black. Even though it is safe, the seeds have a bitter taste.
This plant can bear fruit throughout the year starting at 6-7 months of age and starting
to decrease after 4 years of age.
Papaya plants contain elements that are very necessary for health. The official benefits
in the health sector are as follows.
a. Root
Papaya roots are often used as a medicine for worms, kidney, bladder, joint pain and
aches.
b. Stem
The inside of the papaya stem is often used as animal feed for livestock, especially
draft horses.
c. Leaf
The juice of young papaya leaves can be used as a medicine for malaria, stomach
cramps, beriberi respiratory illnesses.
d. Flower
Boiled water from male papaya flowers is efficacious for increasing appetite,
cleansing the blood and treating jaundice.
e. Young Fruit
Processed young papaya fruit is efficacious in promoting breast milk.
f. Ripe Fruit
The content of Vitamins A and C in papaya fruit really supports the body's growth
process, maintains the health of the mucous membranes in the respiratory organs, avoids
chickenpox disease, maintains the strength of body cells, fights infection, and prevents canker
sores.
g. Seed
Papaya seeds can be used as an anthelmintic.
2.5 Definition of Candied Fruit
Sweets are usually made from fruit. This product is a semi-dry material with a water
content of around 30% and a high sugar content (> 60%). This condition allows the sweets to
be stored for a long time because most microbes cannot grow on the ingredients. Papaya
sweets are not yet known to the public, and this product is not yet available on the market.
However, the production of this product is an alternative business that may be profitable
because of the method is simple, the cost is not expensive, and the appearance of the product
is quite attractive. Sweets can be divided into two, namely:
1. Candied Dried Fruit
Candied fruit is generally divided into wet candied fruit and dried fruit candied. The
difference between the two types of sweets lies in the way they are made, their shelf life and
their appearance. Dried sweets are sweets that, after being soaked in concentrated sugar
water, are dried in the sun or using a drying oven
2. Wet Candied Fruit
Wet candied fruit is considered more attractive than candied dry fruit. Wet candied
fruit appears like real fruit, fresh and does not change color. This candied fruit is packaged in
large jars or bottles and kept soaked in sugar water. Apart from that, it can also be packaged
in polyethylene plastic with little or no soaking water.
2.6 Sweetening Agents
Sweeteners are chemical compounds that are often added and used for processed food
products, industry, as well as drinks and health foods. Functions as a preservative, increasing
taste and aroma, improving physical and chemical properties as well as being a source of
calories for the body, controlling maintenance programs, weight loss, reducing tooth decay,
and as a substitute for the main sweetener. Judging from the source, sweeteners can be
grouped into natural sweeteners and artificial sweeteners.
1. Natural Sweetener
Natural sweeteners usually come from plants as the main sweetener producers are
sugar cane (Saccharum Officanarum L) and beet (Beta vilgaris). The material produced from
these two plants is known as sugar or sucrose. Some sweeteners that are often used are
sucrose, lactose, maltose, galactose, d-glucose, d-fructose, sorbitol, mannitol, glycerol,
glycerine.
2. Synthetic Sweeteners
Synthetic sweeteners are additional ingredients that can cause a sweet taste in food,
but have no nutrition. Some synthetic sweeteners that are known and widely used are
saccharin, cyclamate, aspartame, dulsin, nitro-propoxy-aniline. Among the various types of
artificial or synthetic sweeteners, only a few are permitted to be used in food according to the
regulations of the Minister of Health of the Republic of Indonesia. No. 208/menkes/per/IV/
1985 among saccharin, cyclamate, and aspartame and in limited amounts or with certain
doses (Yuliarti, 2007). According to regulations, use of artificial sweeteners and other
chemicals must be limited. The reason is, even though it is safe to consume in small levels,
within certain limits artificial sweeteners will pose a danger to the health of humans and
animals who consume them. This limitation is known as ADI (Acceptable Daily Intake) or
acceptable daily intake. ADI is the maximum amount of artificial sweeteners in g/kg body
weight that can be consumed every day throughout life without causing adverse health
effects.
CHAPTER III.
RESEARCH METHODS
RESEARCH RESULT
1. energy sources
2. Prevent heart disease
3. Gain weight
4. Can be a job opportunity for the unemployed
5. Can be used as a snack at home
4.2 Research Procedures or Methods
1. Prepare two papayas.
2. Peel and cut the papaya into several parts, then wash the papaya, then grate it with a
cheese grater, then squeeze out the water content with a clean cloth, then measure the
grated papaya that has been squeezed with a star fruit glass.
3. Prepare a pan then add grated papaya, sugar, vanilla, nutrijel powder which has been
dissolved in boiled water, add half a teaspoon of fine salt, add lime flavoring.
4. Cook the mixture until the water content reduces and the mixture clumps.
5. Prepare a container to divide the dough to color it. Then shape the dough and coat it
with granulated sugar, then let it rest at room temperature.
6. Sweets are ready to eat.
CHAPTER V
CLOSING
5.1 Conclusion
In general, making sweets consists of the stages of cutting and grating the fruit,
washing, boiling, cooking with sugar. Things that need to be considered in the process of
making sweets so that the sweets taste fresh, sweet and not watery, it is best if the fruit used is
firm fruit, the fruit should not be soft but rather hard. This is an important factor that will give
the sweets a delicious chewy taste.
5.2 Suggestio
1. The process of making sweets must use sterile and clean equipment to avoid contamination
and so that the sweets last a long time.
2. It is best to store it in a closed, tight and airtight container to prevent air from entering.
3. The fruit used in making sweets should be old and still really firm and fresh. The old fruit
should not be soft, but rather hard. And this is an important factor that will give sweets a
delicious chewy taste.
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