Dairy Processing
This book outlines traditional methods of processing milk to produce cheese, butter, yoghurt and other milk products, and discusses how hygiene and quality control can be improved. It avoids introducing completely new products or processes, but suggests low-cost modifications to traditional methods which can be and have been introduced successfully.
Published: 1996
Pages: 72
eBook: 9781780444000
Paperback: 9781853393358
PREFACE Vll | |||
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS viii | |||
INTRODUCTION 1 | |||
1 Milk processing 3 | |||
General methods of milk processing 3 | |||
Milk composition 4 | |||
Microbiology of milk 5 | |||
Classification of milk products 6 | |||
2 Traditional methods and products 9 | |||
Cheeses 9 | |||
Butters 15 | |||
Fermented milks 18 | |||
Miscellaneous milk products 25 | |||
3 Improving milk processing technologies 26 | |||
Sanitation and hygiene 27 | |||
Heat treatment 28 | |||
Testing milk quality 28 | |||
Improvements to cheesemaking 30 | |||
Improvements to buttermaking 36 | |||
Improvements to fermented milk processing 39 | |||
4 Socio-economic considerations 42 | |||
Understanding the context 42 | |||
Identifying constraints 43 | |||
Planning options 43 | |||
Checklist for increasing options for milk processing 47 | |||
5 Case studies 49 | |||
Buttermaking using an internal agitator, Ethiopia 49 | |||
Village dairy development in the Occupied Territories, Israel 49 | |||
Goat-cheesemaking and marketing, Chile 50 | |||
Goat and milk production, Argentina 52 | |||
Rural women's milk production, Bolivia 53 | |||
Traditional sweetmeats, Bangladesh 54 | |||
Mala milk, Tanzania 56 | |||
vi DAIRY PROCESSING | |||
GLOSSARY OF TERMS 58 | |||
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS 59 | |||
INSTITUTIONS 60 | |||
REFERENCES AND FURTHER READING 62 |