The Use of White Rice Bran as a Substitute for Wheat Flour in the
Manufacture of Various Indonesian Foods and Beverages
E. R. Ummi Kalsum
1
, Djauhar Arifin
2
and
Kuswardhani
3
1
Hospitality Lecturer, Bandung Institute of Tourism, Deputy Director for Student Affairs and Alumnae, Bandung Institute
of Tourism, Bandung Indonesia
2
Patisserie Management Lecturer, Bandung Institute of Tourism, Bandung, Indonesia
3
English Hospitality Lecturer, Bandung Institute of Tourism, Bandung Indonesia
Keyword: rice bran, food ingredients, nutritional content, local raw material
Abstract: Currently, most Indonesian people like eating wheat noodles after China. Actually, there are so many other
types wheat that can grow well in Indonesia and can be an alternative towards food security, which is called
rice bran. Rice bran is the outermost layer of rice that is released during the process of grinding rice or by –
products of rice milling that consists of layers of “aleuron”, “endosperm” or rice grains and rice husk skin.
The potential of rice bran a nutritious food has been widely studied, however, its use and development as a
decent and easy food has not been done much. The staple food for community should ideally be sourced
from local raw materials that have been neglected so far or have not been utilized maximumly. Moreover,
rice bran itself is a food ingredient that a fiber content of 12% higher than the graots and bran. As stated by
Ardiansyah (2004) that bran has nutritional content, such as fiber, vitamin B complex, protein, thiamine,
and niacin are more abundant in bran. Therefore, it is worth consuming for human (Nursalim and Zalni,
2005). Bran is really appropriate with agro-climate in most parts of Indonesia. While bran does not only
have high benefits that contains nutrients could have positive effects on health, but also has quite extensive
used and suitable for food diversification. Considering the development of food especially in Bakery and
Pastry products as well as the nutritional content contained white rice bran, the researchers use rice bran to
substitute wheat flour in making kinds of foods and beverages, such as sponge cake bran, cookies rice bran,
wedang rice bran, rice bran papaya juice and rice bran bit Juice. All products have sweet taste and have
stink flavor, however to minimize the stink flavor the products could be mixed with chocolate, cheese,
palm sugar or pineapple. As bran is one of the main ingredients in producing those products that can be
consumed by all Indonesian society with reasonable price and easy to get it
1 INTRODUCTION
Many people describe rice bran as a waste with a
rancid, musty, and sour odor. In fact, rice bran has a
special taste that is soft and rather sweet. An
unpleasant odor will appear as rice bran is
damaging. However, rice bran itself has several
advantages such as to prevent colon cancer,
coronary heart disease, obesity, diabetes, digestive
problems, and minimize cholesterol levels. In
addition, Indonesia as a tropical country has
numerous diversity of commodities especially when
it comes to rice commodity. Therefore, the diversity
of rice types can be utilized in making rice bran in
various types of food and drinks. Although it is very
abundant in our country and the benefits contained
in rice bran are good enough, however the use of
rice bran has not been maximized. Most people use
rice bran only as animal feed. This can be a chance
to develop rice bran as alternative potential product
that can be replaced a wheat flour in the manufacture
of traditional Indonesian food and drinks
2 BACKGROUND
2.1 Research Background
Many people describe rice bran as a waste with a
rancid, musty, and sour odor. That unpleasant odor
only appear if the rice bran is damaged. In fact, rice
bran has a special taste that is soft and rather sweet.
To illustrate the exact understanding, rice bran is the
outermost layer of rice that is released during the
Kalsum, E., Arifin, D. and Kuswhardhani, .
The use of White Rice Bran as a Substitute for Wheat Flour in the Manufacture of Various Indonesian Foods and Beverages.
DOI: 10.5220/0009993201470151
In Proceedings of the 1st NHI Tourism Forum (NTF 2019) - Enhancing Innovation in Gastronomic for Millennials, pages 147-151
ISBN: 978-989-758-495-4
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process of grinding rice (rice) or by-products of rice
milling which consists of layers of aleuron,
endosperm, and germ. Rice bran itself contains a
high fiber content (20-27%),hence rice bran has its
own advantages to prevent colon cancer, coronary
heart disease, obesity, diabetes and digestive
problems. In addition, rice bran contains a fairly
high carbohydrate (51-55 g / 100 g) and very good
protein (11-13 g / 100 g). Another prominent
nutrient in rice bran is fat, the levels reach 10-20 g /
100 g. Moreover, rice bran is also rich in vitamin B
complex and vitamin E. In addition, rice bran is an
excellent source of minerals, every 100 grams
contains calcium 500 -700 mg, magnesium 600-700
mg, and phosphorus 1,000-2.200 mg. According to
Ardiansyah (2004) the nutritional value of rice bran
is very good, rich in B vitamins, vitamin E, essential
fatty acids, food fibers (dietary fibers), protein,
oryzanol, ferulic acid, thiamine, niacin. Rice bran
also contains carbohydrates, minerals, and rice bran
oil which can reduce cholesterol levels. One hundred
grams of rice bran contains 2.49%, 8.77% protein,
1.09% fat, 1.60% ash, 1.69% fiber, 84.30%
carbohydrates, 382.32 cal. calories, and very fit for
human consumption (Nursalim and Zalni, 2005).
Furthermore, Nutritious Food Products The Agency
for Agricultural Research and Development
(Balitbangtan) through the Center for Agricultural
Postharvest Research and Development, recently
years has produced various technologies to increase
the use of rice bran as a food product. The
stabilization process to extend the shelf life of bran
and prevent rancidity, which has been an obstacle in
its utilization has been overcome.
The development of the culinary world in
Indonesia is highly influenced by many aspects, one
of them is the diversity of commodities available in
this country. Existing aspects do not only come from
staples, Indonesia's tropical climate greatly
influences the diversity of rice types that can be
utilized in making rice bran in various types of food
and drinks. Although it is very abundant in our
country and the benefits contained in rice bran are
good enough, however the use of rice bran has not
been maximized. Most people use rice bran only as
animal feed .By considering the development of
food in the world of patisseries as well as the
nutritional content contained in white rice bran, the
authors will make white rice bran as the material of
this research. The Researcher is interested in pouring
into this community service program with the theme:
"Alternative Use of White Rice bran to replace part
of wheat flour in the manufacture of traditional
Indonesian food and beverages". Therefore a
study of white rice bran conducted to replace a
portion of wheat flour in the manufacture of
traditional Indonesian foods and drinks.
2.2 Question Arise
Based on the background stated above, Some
questions are identified as follows:
a. What are the results of the consumer's
assessment of the taste, price of food and
beverages made from bran?
b. What is the nutritional content of food and
drinks made from rice bran?
2.3 Research Objectives
The purpose of this research is to fulfill several
purposes, namely:
a. Formal Purpose: The purpose of this writing as
one of the requirements in the Tri Dharma of
Higher Education is to conduct research as a
Lecturer.
b. Operational Objectives: To find out public
opinion about the taste of food and drinks made
from rice bran, To find out the nutritional
content in food and drink made from rice bran,
To take advantage of rice bran which has only
been considered as waste.
3 METHODS
The method used in this study was qualitative. As
for the requirements of collecting data, there are
several steps that researchers used as their way to
collect data. Here are several steps that have been
used by researchers.
3.1 Theoretical Approach
Theoretical approach is a step for finding theory
related to definition of rice bran, rice bran nutritional
content, and the benefits provided by rice bran based
on the daily consumption.
3.2 Setting Goals
The main focus of this step is to find several ways in
order to make rice bran as a substitute product of
wheat flour so that it can be used as the opportunity
in increasing income for cake processing
practitioners in areas that have a lot of rice bran
products.
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3.3 Pre-Field Activities
Pre-field activities are carried out to find places
where there are a lot of rice mills and rice bran,
could be taken and tested into food and drinks
processing with several recipes compared and taken
the best products.
3.4 Implementation of Research
This step concerned in determination of where does
this research would take place. Afterward,
researchers will do their research in the place that
have been determined.
3.5 Post Research Activities
This phase generates a final report start from the
beginning of the activity up to the summary file of
the recipes (gathered with pictures of the products
made). By the end, the report will be socialized to
the public so that it can be used for related
community to produce the rice bran product
independently.
4 RESULTS
This research is conducted at the researchers' place
using main ingredients that researchers get from rice
mills that are around Bandung and West Java.
Previous researchers had conducted a research using
rice bran for other products and the results obtained
were good however it was still rather difficult to be
applied in the area with the conditions of human
resources had not yet been supplied, so for this study
the researchers have tried to make the products
which are easier and can be done by beginners and
housewives who are expected later to be able to
increase their economy and income.
Then, researchers found that Rice Bran can be
proceed as several types of food and drink products
such as Rice Bran Sponge, Rice Bran Cookies, Rice
Bran drink (wedang bekatul)
1
, Rice Bran Bit Juice.
Here are the nutritional content of each food and
drink products.
Figure 1: Rice Bran Sponge
Table 1: Nutritional Content of Rice Bran Sponge
Quantity Ingredi
ents
Energy Fat Carboh
ydrates
Protein
(cal) (g) (g) (g)
4 pcs egg 352.8 23.8
6
1.85 3.19
200 gr granula
ted
suga
r
774 0 199.96 0
1 tsp emulsif
ie
r
0 0 0
150 gr Rice
b
ran
412.5 22.2 81.9 18.9
50 gr wheat
flou
r
182.5 0.65 38.65 4.45
1 tbsp baking
powde
r
10.6 0 0 0
100 ml coconu
t milk
230 23.8
4
5.54 2.29
100 ml frying
oil
450 50 0 0
2 tbsp cocoa
powde
r
2.28 0.14 0.58 0.2
1 sachet
white
coffee
110 3 15 1
2524.6
8
123.
69
343.48 30.03
1113
.21
1373.9
2
120.12
Total Calories 607.25
Source: The Researchers Product,2019
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Figure 2: Rixe Bran Cookies
Table 2: Nutritional Content of Rice Bran Cookies
Quantity Ingredient
s
Energy Fat Carboh
ydrates
Prote
in
(cal) (g) (g) (g)
100 gr margarine 526 59.1
7
0 0.6
75 gr butter 537.75 60.8
3
0.05 0.64
25 gr room
b
utte
r
170.25 20.2
7
0.01 0.21
40 gr milk
powde
r
20 0.8 1.88 1.32
360 gr soft wheat
flour
1314 4.68 277.2 32.0
4
40 gr rice bran 110 5.92 21.8 5.04
75 gr palm
suga
r
282.75 0 72.99
0
80 gr white
chocolate
431.2 25.6
7
47.39 4.69
30 gr cocoa
powde
r
3.42 0.21 0.87
0.3
3
tablespo
ons
chocolate
paste
29.33 1.19 3.64
1.11
3
tablespo
ons
chocolate
color
0 0 0 0
1
teaspoon
baking
powde
r
3.53 0 0
0
approxi
mately C
hoco
chip
0 0 0
0
Approxi
mately
nuts for
decoratio
n
0 0 0
0
. 3428.2
3
178.
74
425.83 45.9
5
1608
.66
1703.3
2
183.
8
Total Calories 3495
.78
Source : The Researchers Product,2019
Figure 3: Rice Bran Drink (Wedang Bekatul)
Table 3: Nutritional Content of Wedang Rice Bran
Quantity Ingredie
nts
Energ
y
Fat Carbohydr
ates
Prote
in
(cal) (g) (g) (g)
2
tablespoo
ns
rice bran 55 2.96 10.92 2.52
150 ml water 0 0 0 0
50 gr Brown
sugar
needed
188.5 0 48.66 0
243.5 2.96 59.58 2.52
26.6
4
238.32 10.0
8
Total Calories 275.
04
Source : The Researchers Product,2019
Figure 4: Rice Bran Bit Juice
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Table 4: Nutrional Content of Rice Bran Papaya Juice
Quantity Ingredie
nts
Ener
gy
Fat Carbohyd
rates
Protein
(cal) (g) (g) (g)
150 gr papaya 39 0.14 981 0.61
150 gr pineappl
e
72 0.18 18.95 0.81
150 cc water 0 0 0 0
15
grams
rice bran 55 2.96 10.92 0.256
1
tablespo
on
honey
(optional
)
64 0 17.3 0.06
. 230 3.28 1028.17 1.736
29.5
2
4112.68 6.944
Total Calories 4149.1
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Source: The Researchers Product, 2019
5 DISCUSSION
Rice bran is the outermost part of rice which still has
a lot of nutritional content as much as wheat has.
Therefore, rice bran could be used to improve local
society’s nutrition. In fact, certain supermarkets
already sells the rice bran in an attractive packages.
However, as the price and the buyer is relatively
low, therefore, the products can’t be found yet.
In the process of research, researchers found that
Bandung District can be used as a potential area
which are related certainly to rice paddy production
and have a rice mill, so that the ingredients needed
can be found easily. Furthermore, the rice bran
doesn’t lose its nutritional content even though they
undergo process and change in the form of food and
drinks products.
6 CONCLUSION
Finally, we can conclude that rice bran could be
used as a substitute for wheat flour in the
manufacture of several food and beverage products.
Rice bran itself can be used as an alternative energy
source while it is produced in the form of food and
beverage products. Based on the research, all the
product result by recipe from researcher doesn’t lose
its nutritional content for example Rice Bran Sponge
with 2.607 calories, Rice Bran Cookies with 3495.78
calories, Wedang Rice Bran with 275.04 calories,
and Rice Bran Papaya Juice with 4149.144 calories.
All products price are reasonable and could be
mixed with some other ingredients to avoid having
stink flavour of rice bran and the taste of the
products are acceptable by public. Above all, those
products can be produced on a household scale.
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