1992
DOI: 10.1051/lait:1992532
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Evaluation of a specific starter for the production of semi-hard goat's milk cheese

Abstract: Eight wild-type strains belonging to lactococci, lactobacilli or leuconostoc species were tested as starter cultures in the production of semi-hard goat's milk cheese. The screening of the strains in cheesemaking was in a laboratory scale production. Eleven batches were produced using a combination of the strains in different proportions as starters. Two control batches were made, one from raw milk without starter and another from pasteurized milk with a commercial starter. The strains used in the cheeses that… Show more

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“…Ceci représente un risque pour le maintien des caractéristiques spéci-fiques du fromage. La mise en oeuvre de solutions techniques, comme l'emploi de levains spécifiques constitués de souches locales de bactéries lactiques [22,31], l'utilisation de présures artisanales [28], permettrait aux fromagers de conserver ce qui fait l'originalité du produit tout en maîtri-sant la fabrication.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Ceci représente un risque pour le maintien des caractéristiques spéci-fiques du fromage. La mise en oeuvre de solutions techniques, comme l'emploi de levains spécifiques constitués de souches locales de bactéries lactiques [22,31], l'utilisation de présures artisanales [28], permettrait aux fromagers de conserver ce qui fait l'originalité du produit tout en maîtri-sant la fabrication.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…At our laboratory, Requena et al (1992) At our laboratory Marttn-Hernàndez et al (1990) studied the effect of freezing on 5 types of goat's milk cheeses (fresh, semihard, washed-eurd, soft with surface f1ora, and Majorero). After brine-salting the cheeses were frozen in a plate freezer at -40°C or in liquid nitrogen vapor at -aO°C and then stored at -20°C for 4 months.…”
Section: Cheese Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to its specific technology, goat cheeses have a good reputation for being "exclusive" cheeses because of its special flavour. In addition, many authors stated that special goat milk cheese production was also economically profitable (Gomez et al 1989;Requena et al 1992;MartinHernandez et al 1992;Carballo et al 1994).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%