Steps to make yoghurt?
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Pasteurise → cool to 40 °C → add Lactobacillus → incubate → lactic acid thickens.
Key words: Lactobacillus
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Pasteurise → cool to 40 °C → add Lactobacillus → incubate → lactic acid thickens.
Key words: Lactobacillus
Lactic acid.
Key words: lactic
Lactic acid → low pH → milk proteins coagulate.
Key words: coagulate
Kill unwanted bacteria.
Key words: bacteria
A genus of bacteria that ferment sugars to lactic acid.
Key words: Lactobacillus
Heat treatment that kills most microorganisms in a food.
Key words: pasteurisation
Keeping a culture at a controlled temperature for growth.
Key words: incubation
Conditions: Heat milk, e.g. 85–95 °C. Reason: Kill unwanted microorganisms.
Key words: Pasteurisation
Conditions: To about 40–45 °C. Reason: So added bacteria are not killed.
Key words: Cooling
Conditions: Lactobacillus. Reason: Ferments lactose.
Key words: Add starter culture
Conditions: About 40–45 °C for hours. Reason: Optimum for bacterial enzymes; lactic acid builds up.
Key words: Incubation
Conditions: Refrigeration. Reason: Slows further fermentation and spoilage.
Key words: Cooling and storage
False. It produces lactic acid.
False. It kills most, not all, microorganisms.
False. Lactic acid lowers pH, causing existing milk proteins to coagulate.