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               The 2  International Seminar of Science and Technology
               “Accelerating Sustainable innovation towards Society 5.0”
               ISST 2022 FST UT 2022
               Universitas Terbuka
               2  METHODOLOGY
               Studies  related  to  manuk  labakh  are  published  internationally  in
               journals  that  have  never  been  reviewed  before.  Therefore,  this
               research focuses on reviewing past studies on the development and
               quality of gudeg using articles obtained from different databases such
               as  Science  Direct  and  Google  Scholar,  books,  conference
               proceedings, and other quality sources. These scientific and popular
               references are combined due to the lack of several scientific articles
               or  journals  on  this  concept.  Moreover,  the  articles  that  specifically
               focused on the history and cooking of the Manuk Labakh method were
               selected over those that emphasized different recipe sizes because
               their area of concentration was beyond the scope of this study. It is
               hoped that this review will be used for research and development of
               Manuk Labakh as a traditional food from Indonesia

               3  RESULTS
               3.1    A Brief History of Manuk Labakh
               The manuk labakh comes from the Alas language. Where is manuk
               which means chicken and labakh means steamed. And manuk labakh
               means steamed chicken dishes. As the name implies, usually the Alas
               tribe themselves make this manuk labakh dish from chicken or duck
               meat which is then steamed or boiled. And new seasonings are added
               after the meat has been steamed or boiled.
               3.2    Manufacturing Method
               The  method  for  making  Manuk  Labakh  usually  uses  free-range
               chicken because free-range chicken has less fat content than regular
               chicken and free-range chicken meat contains less water so the meat
               is tougher and crunchier. The step making Manuk Labakh is, first, the
               chicken is boiled and given a little salt. When the chicken is boiled, it
               denatures,  the  protein  content  decreases  by  1.65%,  and  the  fat
               content decreases by 6.22%. Second, After the chicken is boiled and
               then drained; prepare 2 types of coconut, medium coconut and old
               coconut. Third, half of the medium coconut is to take the coconut milk,
               the water used for squeezing it is warm water and the other half is for


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