Just like making yoghurts, you need a starter culture of bacteria and add it to warm milk. The bacteria convert lactose to lactic acid, making lots of it, and resultantly, making lost of curds (the solid part). When it is completely curdled you separate the curds from the liquid whey. Cut the curds and add salt, if wanted. Let them dry and you have cheese.
some homemade cheese can be made wiht unpasturised milk and rennent :)
Only to individuals who are lactose intolerant or who have allergies to milk or to the microorganisms with which cheese is cultured.
Cheese makers.
Cheese is made by curdling milk with rennet, an enzyme from the stomach of a calf or sheep. Sometimes mold is encouraged to grow in it in order to improve the flavor.The enzyme rennet is added to milk to turn it into chese aswell as as some bactirias and lactic acid.
A culture can be a microorganism (if I'm not mistaken), and cultures can create cheese. Otherwise there is Pasteurization, which is killing the microorganisms by boiling the milk or water or whatever other liquid
Cheese is not produced from trees, it is produced from milk and a mixture of other components.
Cheese is not mineral. Cheese is a dairy product made by coagulating milk, separating the curds and whey, then pressing and drying the curds. Some types of cheese have microorganisms added to "ripen" them, modifying flavor and texture.
Some dairy products include yogurt, a certain kind of milk, and cheese.
Rennin, a Bacteria found in sheeps stomach's, is used to turn mimlk into cheese.
Because it can help with the purification, in the process of curdling milk etc.. It also helps you to convert Milk into other products, such as cheese and yoghurt. Enjoy! Andrew
Cheese is made from old milk and the decomposers in the milk eat the bad bacteria that carry diseases so the decomposers can mold and make cheese. :D
I don't know if it is an ensyme, but I do know that renit is the name of the additive that we use to turn milk into cheese.
All the dairy maid does is milk cows and turn the milk into butter, cheese, or anything that has to do with dairy. Happy?