Effect of heating and chiilung on the physical characferistics and structural organization of fat globule membrane from recombined milk
T J Janpandhu, N.V. Chavan, Singh Ajit, M. R. Patil, Chandraprakash D. Khedkar
Abstract
T J Janpandhu, N.V. Chavan, Singh Ajit, M. R. Patil, Chandraprakash D. Khedkar
Abstract
The effect of heat processing and chilling of recombined milk prepared from skim milk powder and fresh skim milk using anhydrous milk fat (butter oil) from raw buffalo milk on the physical characteristics and structural organization of fat globule membrse (FGM) was studies. Pasteurization, boiling and sterilization caused a prominent progressive impact,on the physical appearance and structural organization of FGM. On the other hand, chilling increased the thickness of FGM and accelerated aggregation of milk fat globules.
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The effect of heat processing and chilling of recombined milk prepared from skim milk powder and fresh skim milk using anhydrous milk fat (butter oil) from raw buffalo milk on the physical characteristics and structural organization of fat globule membrse (FGM) was studies. Pasteurization, boiling and sterilization caused a prominent progressive impact,on the physical appearance and structural organization of FGM. On the other hand, chilling increased the thickness of FGM and accelerated aggregation of milk fat globules.
Key concepts: Skimmed milk, Globules of fat, Pasteurization, Food science, Anhydrous, Sterilization (economics), Toned milk, Milk fat