Pasteurising kills all microorganisms in the milk then you introduce the bacteria that makes the yogurt.
The milk used to make the cheese is pasteurised - yes.
If the milk has been pasteurised or sterilised, it is not necessary to boil before using.
Mozzarella cheese should have no harmful affects on your baby during pregnancy. -Traditional Mozzarella cheese, is made from un-pasteurised water buffalo milk - this should be avoided. Most cheese available at the supermarket is made from Pasteurised cow milk and is safe. Always read the label to confirm that Pasteurised milk is used, and ask at a restaurant. The most common use of real traditional mozzarella is on cold anti pasta dishes, which should be avoided anyway as contains cold cuts of meat etc. To summarise cheese eating rules while pregnant- 1. Cheese must contain only Pasteurised milk. 2. Cheese must not contain any mould, this rules out blue vein cheese, it also rules out cheese with a bloom exterior such as Brie or Camembert
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It kills most of the bacteria, extending shelf life and reducing bacteria to safe levels. This is more effectively accomplished by boiling, but this has both cost and taste repercussions making pasteurization a reasonable middle ground between killing off unwanted organisms and maintaining the taste and integrity of the milk.
There are egg substitues that you can buy, otherwise oil sometimes works. Instead of milk, you can try soy milk or almond milk.
Cows milk is used
A fine mesh strainer or cheesecloth can be used as a suitable substitute for a nut milk bag when making homemade almond milk.
Coagulated milk separates into Curds (the solids used in cheese-making) and Whey (the liquid).
Any milk labelled as ultra-pasteurised, sterilised or UHT (Ultra High Temperature) treated has been treated to a higher temperature. The time-temperature combination used is adjusted to ensure sterility of the product while keeping good characteristics such as taste and smell intact.
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The traditional ingredients used in making Vietnamese yogurt are milk, sugar, and yogurt culture.