Bihuntelur gulung. 1. Rendam bihun pakai air biasa (bukan air panas) hingga bihun mengembang, kemudian tiriskan di atas tisu agar tidak 2. Campur telur, air ,garam, kocok rata. 3. Panaskan minyak (agak banyak), tunggu hingga minyak benar-benar panas. 4. Ambil secukupnya bihun, masukkan ke minyak Nah penasaran bagaimana Cara membuat dadar gulung dengan isian kelapa? Yuk simak langkah berikut ini: Menyiapkan isisan Ambil kelapa muda yang sudah diparut, garam, daun pandan, dan gula jawa. Lalu masukkan semuanya ke dalam wadah, setelah itu masukkan ke wajan untuk dimasak. Semua isian diaduk-aduk terus sampai rata di atas api dan nampak kering. Caramembuat telur gulung: Campurkan telur, garam, dan merica. Kocok lepas telur omega. Panaskan minyak yang banyak. Tuang 2 sendok makan kocokan telur ke dalam minyak panas. Gulung telur dengan tusuk sate, lalu tiriskan. Sate telur gulung siap dihidangkan. Tambah saus agar lebih nikmat. Vay Nhanh Fast Money. Download Article Download Article Whether you're running your own science experiments at home or you want to save a little money in your lab, start mixing your own agar medium. Agar is a gel-like material that's made from algae or animal proteins and you can use it to grow bacteria for your experiments. Although it doesn't take a lot to create agar, your simple agar powder or homemade mixture has all the nutrients that microbes need to grow. Once you've made either type of agar medium, pour it into Petri dishes with your samples and grow some germs! Ingredients 2 1/2 teaspoons g of agar powder 3⁄4 cup 180 ml plus 1 1⁄2 tablespoons 22 ml of distilled water Makes enough medium for 10 Petri dishes 1 beef bouillon cube 2 teaspoons 8 g of sugar 1 cup 240 ml of distilled water 1 packet 2 1/2 teaspoons or 7 g of unflavored gelatin Makes enough medium for 6 Petri dishes 1 Heat a beaker and Petri dishes in a 350 °F 177 °C oven for 2 to 3 hours. To sterilize your equipment, cover the top of a 1,000 ml 34 fl oz laboratory beaker with foil. You'll also need to put foil over 6 to 10 glass Petri dishes. Put all of your equipment into a cold oven and then turn it on to 350 °F 177 °C. Heat the equipment for 2 to 3 hours and let them cool completely before you continue to make the agar.[1] If you don't have Petri dishes, use glass baby food jars with the labels removed. Cover them with foil and sterilize them in the oven along with the beaker. 2 Pour the medium ingredients into the beaker. Once the beaker is cool, set it on your work surface. To save time, use nutrient agar powder, which works for any type of experiment you're doing. Pour 3⁄4 cup 180 ml plus 1 1⁄2 tablespoons 22 ml of distilled water into the beaker along with 2 1/2 teaspoons g of agar powder. If you want to make a homemade medium using pantry items, put these ingredients into the beaker instead[2] 1 beef bouillon cube 2 teaspoons 8 g of sugar 1 cup 240 ml of distilled water 1 packet 2 1/2 teaspoons or 7 g of unflavored gelatin Did You Know Although you can use the homemade medium for many experiments, it may not work if the bacteria in your experiment eat protein. This is because the gelatin in the homemade medium contains protein so the medium may liquify. Advertisement 3 Bring the mixture to a boil on a hot plate for 1 minute. If you have a scientific hot plate, turn it to high and set the beaker on it. Wear heat-resistant gloves and very carefully swirl the beaker to combine the mixture. Boil it for 1 minute as you swirl the beaker.[3] If you don't have a hot plate, put the beaker into the microwave and heat it for 10-second increments until the mixture boils. Ensure that the agar powder or bouillon mixture dissolves completely. 4 Cool the agar medium to 120 °F 49 °C. Turn off the heat and leave the agar medium to cool for a few minutes. Then, insert a thermometer to see if it's cooled to 120 °F 49 °C before you pour it into the Petri dishes.[4] If you don't have a thermometer to check the temperature, wait about 10 to 15 minutes before using the medium. Advertisement 1 Sanitize your workspace with isopropyl alcohol or diluted bleach. Dip a clean cloth in isopropyl alcohol or a diluted bleach mixture and wipe it across your work surface to remove bacteria. To dilute bleach, mix 1 part bleach with 4 parts of water.[5] Spend a minute washing your hands after you've sanitized your space. 2 Label the bottom of each Petri dish with experiment information. Place the Petri dishes on your work surface so they're upside down. Take a marker and label each dish with the information that you need for the experiment.[6] For example, you might write the bacteria, the date, and your initials. 3Flip the Petri dishes and wipe the beaker's mouth with an alcohol wipe. Turn over the sterilized Petri dishes on your clean work surface and remove an alcohol wipe from its package. Wipe it around the mouth of the beaker to prevent bacteria from coming into contact with the agar medium.[7] 4 Pour 1⁄4 in cm of medium into each dish and set the lids on. Pour slowly so you don't introduce air bubbles into the medium. As soon as you've covered the bottom of the Petri dish with 1⁄4 inch cm of medium, put the lid on to prevent contamination.[8] Repeat this for each Petri dish that you have. 5Leave the dishes for about 30 minutes so the agar sets. Don't move the Petri dishes immediately after filling them since they need time to gel. Check the dishes after about 30 minutes to see if the agar is opaque and stiff.[9] 6Turn the dishes upside-down and store them in the fridge. It's important to store the Petri dishes upside-down so condensation doesn't drip down onto the agar. The agar medium lasts in the fridge for up to 2 years.[10] Tip Try to use homemade agar medium faster than medium made from agar powder since the ingredients may break down quicker. Advertisement Ask a Question 200 characters left Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Submit Advertisement Buy bouillon that doesn't contain preservatives or flavorings. These can make it harder for your medium to grow and it might be harder to see growth if your bouillon has specks of seasonings.[11] If you don't have a lab beaker, put the medium ingredients into a saucepan. Heat the mixture on the stove over medium-high heat while you stir it constantly. Thanks for submitting a tip for review! Advertisement Always use caution and wear oven mitts when handling hot materials. Advertisement Things You'll Need 1,000 ml 34 fl oz laboratory beaker Petri dishes Aluminum foil Measuring cups or jugs Measuring spoons Oven mitts or heat-resistant gloves Scientific hot plate Thermometer Isopropyl alcohol or bleach Cloth Alcohol wipe Saucepan, optional References About This Article Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 36,153 times. Did this article help you? Get all the best how-tos! Sign up for wikiHow's weekly email newsletter SubscribeYou're all set! - Ada banyak jenis kue bolu yang bisa dijual di toko roti. Salah satunya ialah bolu gulung. Bolu gulung banyak disukai karena teksturnya lembut dan empuk. Selain itu, roti basah ini pun dapat dikreasikan dengan beragam topping, baik manis ataupun asin. Baca juga Resep Bolu Gulung Pandan Serikaya, Bisa buat Jualan Cara membuat bolu gulung butuh ketelitan dan kejelian. 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