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Actually, some cheeses are fermented and some are not. Camembert cheese, blue cheese and cheddar cheese are fermented, but mozzarella cheese and cream cheese are not fermented.
The raw milk is various, such as cow, goat, sheep, buffalo, reindeer, donkey, camel. It is said to exceed 1000 species.


History

Cheese appears in history in the Old Testament written around the 4th century BC and in Greek myths from around the 5th century BC. A famous anecdote is the Arabic folk tale It is a story that an Arab merchant put a goat's milk in a water bottle made by drying the stomach of sheep and the contents of the water bottle turned into clear water and white lump.When making cheese, milk was first fermented with enzymes from the calf's stomach, and then fig and papaya enzymes were also used.Eventually, the technology was transmitted from the Middle East to Europe.
Cheese was introduced to Japan during the Edo period, but Japan did not have a culture of using milk so that it took time until it was accepted, and it became available in the Meiji period.


Kinds

Cheese is largely divided according to whether it is heated or not. Processed cheese that has been heated and stopped fermentation is called processed cheese, and non-heated cheese is called natural cheese.Natural cheese has a variety of cheeses with different textures and tastes depending on the ripening method and microorganisms used.


How to make (Camembert cheese)

1. Heat the milk in a hot water bath at 60-65℃ for 30 minutes
2. Cool 1 milk to 32℃
3. Add lactic acid bacteria and rennet (enzyme that solidifies protein) to milk and wait about 1 hour.
4. Cut the completed lump into squares and drain the water.
5. It will drain moisture overnight.so that remove moisture from the mold and spray white mold with salt.
6. The surface is covered with white mold in about a week.Aging for several weeks while suppressing the occurrence of mold


Nutrition and effect

For the raw material is milk, it is rich in calcium. It also contains methionine, an essential amino acid that helps the liver work.