Tuesday, 21 October 2014

Selesai membuat temuramah di tempat kajian. Seterusnya adalah mengedarkan borang soal selidik kepada responden.

Tuesday, 14 October 2014

Wednesday Is Today

Today is our presentation for chapter 3 : Research Methodology.

4W is the key ; Who ? Why ? Where ? When ?



Saturday, 11 October 2014

Cara memproses ikan pekasam

 Cara-cara memproses pekasam : 
  • Ikan air tawar yang dipilih akan disiang,dibuang perut dan dibersihkan.
  • Toskan air daripada bahagian ikan sebelum dilumur dengan garam pada kadar 15 peratus.
  • Setelah dilumur garam,ikan diperap selama 2 hingga 3 hari.
  • Selepas melalu proses perapan,ikan sekali lagi dicuci dengan air melalui  tiga proses dan ditoskan.
  • Sebaik dikeringkan ikan digaul pula dengan beras goreng yang sudah dihancurkan ,sebelum dimasukkan ke dalam balang kedap udara dan dicampur dengan sedikit asam jawa.
  • Peram untuk kali kedua selama kira-kira 14 hari di dalam balang kedap udara.
  • Pekasam yang sudah melalui proses matang kini boleh dibungkus dan sedia dipasarkan.

Thursday, 2 October 2014

Tempat Kajian



DND Warisan Enterprise (PG0333367-H)
257 Mukim 5 Kubang Semang,
14000 Bukit Mertajam,
Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

Thursday, 25 September 2014

Type Of Fermented Fish- Pekasam


Fermented Fish

Fish is a commodity that easily spoils and cannot be kept for a long period if not preserved. Several methods of preservation are practised to maintain the fish quality such as the traditional method of processing “pekasam”. Processing “pekasam” is very simple and does not require a large capital outlay. The “pekasam” is prepared by fermenting fish that is mixed with salt, “asam keping” (Garcinia fruit) or tamarind, brown sugar and roasted rice.

Freshwater fish are the first choice for processing into “pekasam”. These include several species, such as carps (Terubul, Temperas, Mengkawan and Loma), Javanese carp (Lampam jawa), barb (Mata merah), marble goby (Ketutu), perch (Kepar), giant goramy (Kalui), snakehead (Toman), goramy (Sepat padi), snakeskin goramy (Sepat siam), tilapia and feather back (Belida).“Pekasam” is popular in the northern states of the Peninsula, East Coast states and several other states. Perak is well known for its “pekasam” using freshwater fish as the industry developed significantly after the construction of the Tasik Chenderoh dam.