Preparation method of yoghourt and product thereof
A technology for yogurt and active lactic acid bacteria, which is applied in the directions of milk preparations, dairy products, bacteria used in food preparation, etc., can solve problems such as increasing costs, and achieve the effect of fine and plump yogurt
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[0032] preparing yogurt
[0033] First, centrifuge and filter 88 parts of raw milk to obtain clean raw milk. Heat the clean raw milk to 52°C, then add 10 parts of desalted whey powder to the raw milk, stir, mix, and then cool to 5 ℃, hydrated for 15 hours.
[0034] Then homogenize the hydrated material at a pressure of 240bar and a temperature of 65°C; sterilize the homogenized material at 95°C for 300s, cool the sterilized material to 38°C, and then add 0.15 parts of lactase and 0.1 part of active lactic acid bacteria, stirred, fermented until the final pH is 4.6, and then cooled to 17°C to obtain yoghurt.
[0035] Whey precipitation test:
[0036] By measuring the thickness of the whey liquid on the surface and the weight of the whey (whey mass / total mass), there is no whey precipitation just after it comes out, and the whey will increase as time goes on, and the shorter the time it appears, It shows that the whey precipitation is about serious. If there is no liquid on t...
Embodiment 2
[0063] preparing yogurt
[0064] First, centrifuge and filter 95 parts of raw milk to obtain clean raw milk. Heat the clean raw milk to 55°C, then add 13 parts of desalted whey powder to the raw milk, stir, mix, and then cool to 6 ℃, hydrated for 24h.
[0065] Then homogenize the hydrated material at a pressure of 230bar and a temperature of 61°C; sterilize the homogenized material at 95°C for 300s, cool the sterilized material to 38°C, and then add 0.13 parts of lactase and 0.1 part of active lactic acid bacteria, stirred, and fermented until the final pH is 4.8, then cooled to 17°C to obtain yoghurt.
[0066] The yogurt of Example 2 was tested and evaluated for stability and taste. It was found that the yogurt prepared in Example 2 had no whey precipitation in 21 days, the sweetness was 5 points, and the taste was fine and full.
Embodiment 3
[0068] preparing yogurt
[0069] First, centrifuge and filter 90 parts of raw milk to obtain clean raw milk. Heat the clean raw milk to 55°C, then add 15 parts of desalted whey powder to the raw milk, stir, mix, and then cool to 6 ℃, hydrated for 12h.
[0070] Then homogenize the hydrated material at a pressure of 240bar and a temperature of 64°C; sterilize the homogenized material at 95°C for 300s, cool the sterilized material to 40°C, and then add 0.167 parts of lactase and 0.1 part of active lactic acid bacteria, stirred, fermented until the final pH is 4.6, and then cooled to 18°C to obtain yoghurt.
[0071] The yogurt of Example 3 was tested and evaluated for stability and taste. It was found that the yogurt prepared in Example 3 had no whey precipitation in 21 days, the sweetness was 5 points, and the taste was delicate and full.
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