Search engine for discovering works of Art, research articles, and books related to Art and Culture
ShareThis
Javascript must be enabled to continue!

Chemical Quality of Moringa Paneer Prepared from Buffalo Milk

View through CrossRef
The current study, "(Technology of preparation of moringa paneer from buffalo milk,)" was conducted at Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agricultural and Technology in Kanpur at the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying. Using buffalo milk, two types of coagulant, three types of temperature, and extracts of 0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, and 20% moringa leaves, moringa paneer was made. The sensory and chemical characteristics of the freshly collected samples were examined. When samples were made with 10% moringa leaf extract, 2% citric acid, and 80°C temperature, the higher sensory quality of moringa paneer was attained. The cost of manufacturing was also determined; for moringa paneer, the maximum average cost of production was Rs. 232 per kg. The highest production cost per kilogram for a sample made with 20% extract from moringa leaves was Rs. 236.00. For sample (A3 B1 C2), the production cost was determined to be Rs. 232 per kg. It is also suggested that the study be used to produce high-quality paneer using an extract from moringa leaves for the dairy industry and regional sweets.
Title: Chemical Quality of Moringa Paneer Prepared from Buffalo Milk
Description:
The current study, "(Technology of preparation of moringa paneer from buffalo milk,)" was conducted at Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agricultural and Technology in Kanpur at the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying.
Using buffalo milk, two types of coagulant, three types of temperature, and extracts of 0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, and 20% moringa leaves, moringa paneer was made.
The sensory and chemical characteristics of the freshly collected samples were examined.
When samples were made with 10% moringa leaf extract, 2% citric acid, and 80°C temperature, the higher sensory quality of moringa paneer was attained.
The cost of manufacturing was also determined; for moringa paneer, the maximum average cost of production was Rs.
232 per kg.
The highest production cost per kilogram for a sample made with 20% extract from moringa leaves was Rs.
236.
00.
For sample (A3 B1 C2), the production cost was determined to be Rs.
232 per kg.
It is also suggested that the study be used to produce high-quality paneer using an extract from moringa leaves for the dairy industry and regional sweets.

Related Results

Technological study of Paneer prepared from Cow, Buffalo, mixed and standardized milk
Technological study of Paneer prepared from Cow, Buffalo, mixed and standardized milk
Paneer, an indigenous acid-heat coagulated fresh cheese, holds significant importance in Indian cuisine and the dairy industry as a primary protein source for vegetarian population...
A2 milk: a new way to offer a flat white?
A2 milk: a new way to offer a flat white?
This research sought feedback from professional baristas on their views and experiences of A2 milk use in café coffee production. Their views are important because Aotearoa New Zea...
British Food Journal Volume 45 Issue 6 1943
British Food Journal Volume 45 Issue 6 1943
In 1934 the Milk Marketing Board came into being, and with it the “Milk in Schools Scheme.” and all its promises to provide millions of school children with milk “approved” by Coun...
Determination of milk quality indicators and first streams depending on the stage of lactation and daily milk yield
Determination of milk quality indicators and first streams depending on the stage of lactation and daily milk yield
The relevance of the study is to solve the problem of cow's milk quality and the influence of factors of lactation stage and daily milk yield on milk parameters, and to establish l...
Effect of Suckling Cow's Milk or Milk Replacer on Abomasal Luminal pH in Dairy Calves
Effect of Suckling Cow's Milk or Milk Replacer on Abomasal Luminal pH in Dairy Calves
Abstract Abomasal ulceration occurs commonly in suckling calves, and the cause for the high prevalence of abomasal ulceration is unknown. We hypothesized that die...
Comparative analysis, potential benefits, and safety of milk from five commercially milk-producing mammals
Comparative analysis, potential benefits, and safety of milk from five commercially milk-producing mammals
Milk production is a key feature of the Mammalia class. This study summarizes the characteristics of milk produced by the main dairy industry mammals: cows, buffalo, goats, sheep, ...
A Review on a Milk Quality Detection and Analysis
A Review on a Milk Quality Detection and Analysis
The milk is the important nutrition for mortal being. The good quality milk should be free from the pollutants. Milk is substantially vended by original merchandisers as well as by...
Sensitization to Human Milk
Sensitization to Human Milk
Schulmeister U, Swoboda I, Quirce S, et al. Clin Exp Allergy. 2008;38(1):60–68 PURPOSE OF THE STUDY. To analyze the specificity and possible biological relevance of ...

Back to Top