the gel
was cut into 1 cm cubes, and slow stirring was applied for 15 min.
After a 5 min-rest, the whey was partially drained (30% initial
volume of milk), and hot water (80 C) was added for the cooking
stage up to 42 C at a rate of 1 C/3 min. Then, the whey was
partially drained, and 1% cell concentrate of L. acidophilus was
added.The remaining whey was drained, the curd was distributed
into 0.5 kg rectangular plastic molds and pressed (30 psi/30 min;
50 psi/90 min) at room temperature using a vertical pneumatic
press.After pressing was completed, the cheeses remained for a
period of 5 h at room temperature for fermentation. Then, the
cheeses were placed in brine (20% salt) for 10 h at 5 C. The
cheeses were dried for 48 h at 12 C and vacuum packed. Then,
they were stored at 12 C and subjected to microbiological evaluation
after 1 day of manufacture.
the gelwas cut into 1 cm cubes, and slow stirring was applied for 15 min.After a 5 min-rest, the whey was partially drained (30% initialvolume of milk), and hot water (80 C) was added for the cookingstage up to 42 C at a rate of 1 C/3 min. Then, the whey waspartially drained, and 1% cell concentrate of L. acidophilus wasadded.The remaining whey was drained, the curd was distributedinto 0.5 kg rectangular plastic molds and pressed (30 psi/30 min;50 psi/90 min) at room temperature using a vertical pneumaticpress.After pressing was completed, the cheeses remained for aperiod of 5 h at room temperature for fermentation. Then, thecheeses were placed in brine (20% salt) for 10 h at 5 C. Thecheeses were dried for 48 h at 12 C and vacuum packed. Then,they were stored at 12 C and subjected to microbiological evaluationafter 1 day of manufacture.
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