Abstract:
Process for continuous inoculation of a food product, in particular a dairy product, with ferments, comprising the following steps:—solid concentrated ferments are transformed into liquid concentrated ferments,—the transformed concentrated ferments are continuously injected into a flow of liquid to be inoculated, characterized in that the liquid concentrated ferments are transformed—by thawing frozen concentrated ferments in a temperature controlled chamber or—by rehydrating freeze-dried concentrated ferments.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for treatment of milk which is to be used in the preparation of soft cheese, the method comprises adding, practically simultaneously a slow acidifying bacterial culture, a fast acidifying bacterial culture and at least one coagulant. Preferred is a soft-cheese type, such as e.g. a brie type or a camembert type cheese.
Abstract:
Process for continuous inoculation of a food product, in particular a dairy product, with ferments, wherein: frozen concentrated ferments are thawed by means of a microwave device or a water bath thawing device acting on a container containing frozen concentrated ferments, the thawed concentrated ferments are container continuously injected, from the container, into a flow of liquid to be inoculated.