Process of using rennet casein for producing imitation cheese

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Fermentation processes – Of milk or milk product

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426 36, 426582, 426657, A23C 1904, A23C 19055, A23C 1906, A23C 2000

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ABSTRACT:
Imitation cheese is made by admixing a hydrated casein curd produced by the action of a milk coagulating enzyme on a calcium salt of a milk casein with edible oil and an emulsifying agent with heating at an elevated temperature to form a homogeneous mixture. Preferably, the enzyme is rennet and heating is to above 140.degree. F. An acid is preferably added to the heated mixture with vigorously admixing under homogenizing conditions to produce a homogeneous melted and pasteurized product.

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Edible Rennet Casein, New Zealand Dairy Board, Wellington, New Zealand, Mar. 1977 (pp. 1-17).

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