indicator in the control (K) sample of the product. Consequently, we managed to
reduce the content of low molecular weight fatty acids in 1,2 times.
Table 4 Fatty acid composition of goat's milk and cheese using ferments,
mg / 100 m
Indicator
dairy raw
materials
Cheese
Milk
С
Е.1
Kaprona С
6
mark
0.2±0.01
mark
Capricious С
8
1.1±0.05
1.8±0.09
0.9±0.04
Capricorn С
10
7.8±0.39
9.0±0.45
6.6±0.33
Laurinova С
12
3.0±0.15
4.1±0.21
4.1±0.20
Myristine С
14
12.8±0.53
11.9±0.51
11.8±0.52
Palmitine С
16
25.7±1.29
23.8±1.19
26.2±1.31
Stearic С
18
12.0±0.6
11.1±0.56
13.1±0.65
Oleinovaya С
18:1
34.6±1.73
35.10±1.76
34.7±1.74
Linoleum С
18:2
2.7±0.14
3.0±0.15
2.5±0.13
Linolenavaja С
18 3
0.3±0.02
mark
0.1±0.005
The amount of low molecular weight
fatty acids
11.9±0.60
14.1±0.71
11.6±0.58
Note. С, Е - control and experimental batches of cheese "Road"
Low-molecular fatty acids are responsible for displaying the specific taste and smell of goat's
digestive juices in bold italics.
The decrease in the content of low molecular weight fatty acids in the
experimental portion of the "Road" cheese indicates improvement of its organoleptic
characteristics and the approximation of its commodity characteristics to the
preferences of the majority of consumers of dairy products, which perceive the taste
and smell of goat's zhiropt as a disadvantage.
The tasting evaluation of cheese samples showed that the use of the drug resulted
in experimental samples of leaven on goat's milk and in experimental samples of cheese
using it, reducing the taste and smell of gizzards of goats, as well as changes in white
to yellow and yellow. We have determined the microbiological parameters of the
control (K) lot of cheese with leaven made according to the known technology, and the
experimental batch (D) of cheese with leaven, enriched with the preparation (Table 5).
Table 5 Microbiological indicators of two samples of cheese
Indicator
Cheese рarty
Control (С)
Experienced (Е)
Bacteria of the group of intestinal sticks (coliform)
in 0.01 g of cheese
Not revealed
Pathogenic microorganisms, including bacteria of
the genus Salmonella, contain 25 g of the product.
Not revealed
Staphylococcus aureus, in 1 g cheese
1.0×10
2
Listeria monocytogenes, in 1 g cheese
Not revealed
Number of lactic acid bacteria, NCU in 1 cm
3
, not
less than
1.0×10
7
2.7×10
7
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