Solid cheeses are popular all over the world, and at the same time, quite deservedly. For example, in some countries, cheese residents have improved their technique so much that they came up with many new varieties of cheese. Solid cheeses are, in general, the most extensive group of cheeses. How to produce cheeses?
Naturally, milk is necessary for cheese. All modern cheese manufacturers during its manufacture use pasteurized milk. However, many believe that raw milk cheese is much tastier. Production of milk occurs in special trucks, in which, of course, sterile cleanliness. There, the milk is kept under a certain temperature, and later it is placed in a container and heated there.
First, milk should be divided into liquid (serum) and barn milk. In order for this to happen, certain yeast crops are added to milk, thanks to which lactose should become lactic acid. It is exactly what yeast bacteria are added to milk, and determines the variety of future cheese.
After this procedure, the milk looks like a custard, or looks like a pudding. The temperature plays an important role here. The higher the temperature, the more stable the cheeses will be. A tool is introduced into the resulting mass, with which the serum is produced. The sizes of the barn milk determine the type of cheese that will be obtained as a result. Further actions depend on how the type of cheese will prepare further. In general, after the degree and introduction of serum, several steps remain before the cheese is completely ready to use.
To a greater extent, as mentioned above, the taste and type of final product determine those trembling that are used in the preparation process. For example, world -famous cheeses with large holes were obtained as a result of adding bacteria that absorb lactic acid. In general, the preparation of cheese is a fairly fascinating process, but, unfortunately, it is practically not possible to visit a cheese factory, and therefore look at the described process in lively, too.