Background: Arrowroot flour is one of the food ingredients that can be used to replace the use of wheat flour and is a gluten-free flour. Objective: The purpose of this study was to utilize arrowroot flour and pumpkin puree in the manufacture of gluten-free cookies that are organoleptically acceptable and have good nutritional content. Method: The experimental design used was a one-factor completely randomized design (CRD) with two replications. The factor in this study was the formulation of arrowroot flour and pumpkin puree which consisted of 3 levels and 1 control, namely F1 (53% : 47%), F2 (50% : 50%), F3 (47% : 53%)), and control F0 (0% : 0%). Results: the use of arrowroot flour and pumpkin puree had a significant effect on the moisture content, ash, protein, and beta carotene of cookies (p<0.05). The results of the hedonic test analysis and the hedonic quality of cookies significantly affected the color quality, taste quality of arrowroot, and texture quality (p<0.05). Conclusion: The selected cookie formulation is F1 with a nutritional content of 100 g, which is 527 kcal of energy; 5.78 g protein; fat 33.93 g; carbohydrates 49.61 g; and beta carotene 1204.5 mcg.
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