The development of filling dessert from Cassava in bakery products. The bakery products to use in this research are 4 products such as choux cream bread puff pastries and Danish pastries. The use of cassava to develop choux cream can be used at the maximum amount of 60 percent. For the filling bread can use cassava up to 60 percent. Puff pastries can be used to make up to 30 percent cassava and Danish pastries can use cassava to develop as filling by up to 50 percent. Which the filling of all 4 bakery products developed using cassava The highest liking scores were not different from the control samples. It also results in coarse fiber content. And ash increases If increasing the amount of cassava it will affect the quality of the filling of bakery products in terms of color and acceptance. However the effects of cassava preparation should be studied using other methods. To help improve various qualities of filling bakery products or other products to have the potential to be a new food product and is a health product. Consumer acceptance test in The development of filling dessert from Cassava in bakery products for 100 tester found that most testers are more than 95 percent acceptance in the product of The development of filling dessert from Cassava in bakery products. For the Technology propagation of The development of filling dessert from Cassava in bakery products project at the Faculty of Home Economics Technology. All participant are most satisfied in all aspects of Technology propagation. According to the research results the maximum enhance can be at 30-60%. Increasing the replacement amount will have an effect on the appearance value. And color features as well as satisfaction with the sensory characteristics. Therefore additional production methods should be studied in order to make the filling more appetizing Which may be good for the development of high fiber diet products to help improve the sensory characteristics in which these characteristics affect product acceptance.

The purpose of the application of watermelon rinds for bakery products is to study an appropriate amount of used watermelon rinds in four of bakery products such as cookie bar fruit cake Eclair with vanilla cream and coconut tarte. The research was planned in accordance with “Randomized Complete Block Design RCBD”. Sense test by tasting method by giving favorite scores of 9 levels (9 – Point Hedonic Scale) quality test of chemical composition and physical composition including acceptance test of 100 people towards the products were performed. The use of watermelon rinds in syrup added in cookie bar at 10% 15% and 20% of all total ingredients weight was found that the testing persons favored the cookie bar added watermelon rinds in syrup at 15% of all total ingredients weight. There are of favorite score in appearance color smell taste food texture and overall at 7.70 7.90 7.85 7.90 7.80 and 7.80 respectively. When analyzed with Oneway ANOVA compared the average of favorite scorn found that color smell taste food texture and overall the difference in statistical significant at (p  0.05). The approximate chemical compositions of cookie bar added watermelon rinds in syrup at 100g. were consisting of energy 436 Kcal carbohydrate 57.10g. protein 6.10g. fat 20.40g. moisture 15.20g. and ash 1.24g. physical quality of water activity (AW) as 0.80. The use of watermelon rinds in syrup substitute cherry in fruit cake at 50% 75% and 100% the testing persons favored the watermelon rinds in syrup substitute cherry in fruit cake at 100%. There are of favorite score in appearance color smell taste food texture and overall at 7.40 7.90 7.95 8.00 7.90 and 7.75 respectively. When analyzed with One-way ANOVA compared the average of favorite scorn found that color smell taste food texture and overall the difference in statistical significant at (p  0.05). The approximate chemical compositions of watermelon rinds in syrup substitute cherry in fruit cake at 100g. were consisting of energy 330 Kcal carbohydrate 63g. protein 6.08g. fat 5.93g. moisture 23.70g. and ash 1.31g. physical quality of water activity (AW) as 0.78. The use of watermelon rinds added in Eclair with vanilla cream at 20% 40% and 60% of vanilla cream weight was found that the testing persons favored the Eclair with vanilla cream added watermelon rinds at 20% of vanilla cream weight. There are of favorite score in color smell taste food texture and overall at 8.50 8.40 8.40 8.00 and 8.10 respectively. When analyzed with Oneway ANOVA compared the average of favorite scorn found that color smell taste food texture and overall the difference in statistical significant at (p  0.05). The approximate chemical compositions of Eclair with vanilla cream added watermelon rinds at 100g. were consisting of energy 190 Kcal carbohydrate 28.80g. protein 4.24g. fat 6.40g. moisture 59.70g. and ash 0.82g. physical quality of water activity (AW) as 0.97. The use of watermelon rinds substitute coconut in coconut tarte at 50% 75% and 100% the testing persons favored the watermelon rinds substitute coconut in coconut tarte at 75%. There are of favorite score in appearance color smell taste food texture and overall at 8.05 7.85 7.70 7.65 7.70 and 7.60 respectively. When analyzed with One-way ANOVA compared the average of favorite scorn found that appearance color taste food texture and overall the difference in statistical significant at (p  0.05). The approximate chemical compositions of watermelon rinds substitute coconut in coconut tarte at 100g. were consisting of energy 167 Kcal carbohydrate 27.80g. protein 1.78g. fat 5.38g. moisture 64.30g. and ash 0.69g. physical quality of water activity (AW) as 0.78. This research was found that the appected consumers in four of bakery products because of this products is add-value and using local ingredient from agriculture in this country. From the technology transfer of bakery products from watermelon rinds to community the results showed that the majority of participants were female with an average age ranging from 21 to 30 years old. Overall satisfaction level towards this project was high and respondent opinions towards trainers were high.