Pengaruh proses autoklaf dalam pembuatan bubuk udang windu (Penaeus monodon) dan puffing snack hipoalergenik Autoclave process contribution to the production of black tiger shrimp powder (Penaeus monodon) and hypoallergenic puffing snacks

Nur Lili Nia Wulan, Nurheni Sri Palupi, Feri Kusnandar, Nur Wulandari

Abstract

Shrimp, a seafood item belonging to the crustacean family, is a leading cause of food allergies owing to its high concentration of allergenic proteins, particularly tropomyosin. Shrimp may be processed into an intermediate product in the form of shrimp powder, which serves as an additional ingredient in ready-to-eat preparations, imparting a unique shrimp flavor.In the course of processing, food constituents can experience transformations that may lead to alterations in allergenicity. The objective of this study was to assess the effect of autoclave heating on the chemical composition, dissolved protein, protein molecular weight profile, allergenic protein bands, and allergenicity level of shrimp powder, and to explore the feasibility of using this powder in hypoallergenic puffing snack products. Shrimp powder was prepared through a series of autoclaving trials with durations of 5, 10, and 15 min, in addition to a control group consisting of untreated raw shrimp, which was subsequently utilized to create hypoallergenic puffed snacks. The testing conducted comprised of measurements for dissolved protein levels through the use of the Bradford method, molecular weight analysis through SDS-PAGE electrophoresis, examination of allergenic protein bands via immunoblotting, and assessment of allergenicity levels with the help of a crustacea ELISA kit. This study revealed that altering the autoclaving time had a significant impact on the chemical makeup of shrimp powder, including the dissolved protein and protein molecular weight, as well as the presence of allergen bands and allergenicity. The optimal shrimp powder in terms of reducing allergenicity is the variant that has been treated with an autoclave for 5 minutes and has an allergen content of 7.84 milligrams per gram of protein. This is the most effective option for reducing the risk of allergic reactions in shrimp sensitive individuals. The processing of raw shrimp into shrimp powder using autoclave treatment resulted in a significant reduction in allergenicity, from 98% to an undisclosed level. The incorporation of shrimp powder in puffed snacks, subjected to autoclave treatment for a period of 5 min, demonstrated a significant reduction in allergen levels, reaching up to 99%. The application of shrimp powder derived from heating in an autoclave for 5 min to puffing snacks has been shown to effectively decrease the allergenicity of snacks.

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Nur Lili Nia Wulan
Nurheni Sri Palupi
hnpalupi@apps.ipb.ac.id (Primary Contact)
Feri Kusnandar
Nur Wulandari
WulanN. L. N., PalupiN. S., KusnandarF., & WulandariN. (2024). Pengaruh proses autoklaf dalam pembuatan bubuk udang windu (Penaeus monodon) dan puffing snack hipoalergenik: Autoclave process contribution to the production of black tiger shrimp powder (Penaeus monodon) and hypoallergenic puffing snacks. Jurnal Pengolahan Hasil Perikanan Indonesia, 27(2), 142-158. https://doi.org/10.17844/jphpi.v27i2.50620

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