The cheese milk was renneted at 31–32 °C after allowed to set for 40–50 min before the coagulum was cut. The curds were cut into approximately 1–2cm 3 cubes and left undisturbed for 10–20 min for drainage of the whey. The curds were transferred into perforated moulds lined with muslin cloth for further removal of whey and texturization of the cheese curd
without pressure. The whey was collected and stored at 5 °C for making brine solution. Moulds were turned every 2–3hto
form a firm curd. After four or five turns, the moulds were left undisturbed overnight at temperature 10±1 °C. The cheese
blocks were cut into uniform size and transferred to the whey brine solution of 14 % at same temperature for about 22–24 h. The cheese blocks were then transferred into plastic packages for vacuum packaging. Finally, packaged cheese blocks were stored for maturation at 10±1 °C and relative humidity of 80%upto60days.