2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0308-8146(02)00098-5
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Influence of animal and vegetable rennet on the physicochemical characteristics of Los Pedroches cheese during ripening

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“…However, the moisture level of Peshawari cheese obtained with GP was significantly lower (P<0.05) than that made with CR. It might be inferred that the structure of the coagulum made using GP retained less liquid during the dewheying stage of the cheese (Sanjuán et al 2002). Significantly lower moisture levels in cheeses manufactured using vegetable coagulants than those produced with calf rennet have been reported in the literature (Galán et al 2008;Sanjuán et al 2002).…”
Section: Physicochemical Characteristicsmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…However, the moisture level of Peshawari cheese obtained with GP was significantly lower (P<0.05) than that made with CR. It might be inferred that the structure of the coagulum made using GP retained less liquid during the dewheying stage of the cheese (Sanjuán et al 2002). Significantly lower moisture levels in cheeses manufactured using vegetable coagulants than those produced with calf rennet have been reported in the literature (Galán et al 2008;Sanjuán et al 2002).…”
Section: Physicochemical Characteristicsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…It might be inferred that the structure of the coagulum made using GP retained less liquid during the dewheying stage of the cheese (Sanjuán et al 2002). Significantly lower moisture levels in cheeses manufactured using vegetable coagulants than those produced with calf rennet have been reported in the literature (Galán et al 2008;Sanjuán et al 2002). Similarly, it has previously been found that type of coagulant (animal or plant) had no significant effect on the compositional characteristics (protein, fat, lactic acid, and pH) of different cheeses manufactured with animal or plant rennet Pino et al 2009;Tejada and Fernández-Salguero 2003).…”
Section: Physicochemical Characteristicsmentioning
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“…These cheeses have been widely studied by various authors as far as their organoleptic characteristics and hygienic-sanitary conditions during manufacturing processes are concerned [15][16][17][18]. We believe it is important to evaluate the characteristics of the traditional markets where these famous foodstuffs are sold because they are often a way to attract many native island consumers, tourists and visitors, who take advantage of this traditional form of selling.…”
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“…La utilización del coagulante de Cynara cardunculus como sustituto de cuajo animal es empleado en la fabricación de algunos quesos de leche de oveja, como el de la Serena, en Badajoz o la Torta del Casar, en Cáceres y en leche de cabra como el queso Los Íbores. La utilización de leche de oveja y de cabra está relacionada con el hecho de que en leche de vaca los quesos fabricados con coagulante vegetal tienen un excesivo carácter amargo (Sanjuán et al, 2002). En cambio, los quesos fabricados con leche de cabra u oveja tienen un sabor más pronunciado y agradable, hecho que está relacionado con valores más elevados de nitrógeno soluble y un menor porcentaje de caseína residual.…”
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