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 Saparbekova A.A., Aytkulova R.A., Konarbaeva Z.K.

 

M. Auezov  South- Kazakhstan State University

 

New technology of the Kurt - Kazakh national product

 

The intensive development of applied biotechnology holds considerable promise for the production of dairy products a new generation. These are the products produced with the use of probiotics - a mono-or mixed culture of microorganisms which, when used person beneficially affect the properties of the natural microflora. Such starter cultures have special dietary and therapeutic properties: they produce antimicrobial substances (bacteriocins, lactic, acetic acid, etc.), are involved in suppressing unwanted gut, develop on the mucous membrane, are viable in the digestive tract  [1].

Today science and manufacture integration became an integral part of promptly developing agricultural industry. And as an example of it project realisation «Development scientific basic technology of the iodated kurt for dietary and therapeutic nutrition for people living in region with unsuccessful ecological situation», carried out within the limits of the investment project of Ministry of Agriculture RK «Increase of competitiveness of agricultural production» can serve. The purpose of the given project is increase of competitiveness of agricultural production on the basis of introduction of the international standards, the modern monitoring system of quality and safety of production, development of agricultural marketing, creation of system of distribution and transfer of knowledge, the further perfection of an agrarian science. «Sapa 2002» is farm which situated in the South Kazakhstan area, the Kazygurtsky area, village Sharbulak, the director of the given enterprise is Ashirov Nurshan. Work is carry out by scientific advisory support South- Kazakhstan State University named M. Auezov. It  is one of important University in southern region of Republic Kazakhstan.
Kurt - Kazakh national product. Produce it from pasteurized cow, sheep, goat, whole, skim milk and buttermilk. Kurt is a dried product in the form of cubes, cylinders, pellets weighing 40-60 g of a white or cream color. Contains complete proteins and fats, has a high calorific value and a kind of pleasant taste. Used in a kind of tea, butter, it keeps its nutrients and flavor for a long time. Kurt produced a fat, greasy, salted, unsalted [2].

Chemically in the composition of milk includes plastics, minerals, energy, regulatory, and vitamins.

Milk proteins more valuable than protein from meat and fish, and quickly digested. Protein is necessary for the formation of new cells in the human body. Milk proteins are composed of three components: casein, albumin and globulin, which in raw milk are dissolved. All milk proteins are a group of high-grade, ie, those that contain in their composition all 20 amino acids. Among them - the 8 essential amino acids, which can not be synthesized in the human body and must come from food. The absence of even one of them entails a metabolic disorder.
Among the essential amino acids are especially important three: methionine, lysine and tryptophan [3].

The process of obtaining Kurt comprises the following successive stages:

1.     Preparation of raw materials, which includes:

      -The acceptance of milk, normalization, pasteurization, cooling;

     -Preparation of wheat germ;

2. Fermentation mixture;

3. Heating of the bunch and the separation of serum;

4. Mixing of the bunch with additional components;

5. Molding and drying;

     Cow's milk from the tank normalize acceptance of milk fat milk fat percentage to 3.2%. Then, the normalized mixture comes to pasteurization.
Pasteurization of milk is carried out in order to destroy vegetative forms of microorganisms, including pathogens. Pasteurization is conducted at a temperature of 85-90 ° C, with an exposure of 10 minutes. This mode of pasteurization provides the specified properties of the finished product, in particular organoleptic characteristics (taste, gentle strength and density of the bunch). After the process of pasteurization milk is cooled to a temperature of 32 ° C.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Figure 3. Technological scheme of kurt production

The fermentation ready chilled normalized mixture enters the tank for fermentation, which is fed bacterial starter dose to make 5% by weight of the normalized mixture. Fermentation mixture is conducted at a temperature of 32 ° C for 6-12 hours before the formation of lactic acid to the protein clot 80-100 ° T. During the fermentation occurs reproduction microflora ferment increases acidity, casein coagulates and forms a clot. At the end of fermentation the mixture is heated to 40 ° C with subsequent separation of clot from the serum in the process of separation. The serum is subjected to ultrafiltration membrane plants to produce whey protein concentrate.

Clot subsequently mixed with additional ingredients (salt, wheat germ, and the resulting whey protein concentrate) and mix thoroughly. The resulting product is subjected to molding in the molding apparatus in the form of a circular, elliptical shape. Then the finished product is dried.

       In recent years, due to modern lifestyle diet and its rationality are violated. That is why there are various diseases of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, lowered immunity, a violation of the microflora. Normalization of metabolism in the body is possible in various ways. Medical drugs, active substances, probiotic supplements, as well as a natural correction with dairy products are used. One of the areas of food biotechnology is developing of technology of Kurt with the addition of probiotic strains. Kurt is a Kazakh national product obtained on the basis of starter microorganisms probiotics.

 

Literature

1.                 Dixon B.D. Dairy products prepared from reverse osmosis concentrate - market mik products, butter, skim milk powder and yoghurt.//Austral.J. Dairy Technol.-1985.-v.40.-¹3.-p.91-95.

2.                 Hombreus L. Nutritive value of milk protein.// Presented at the XX Int. Dairy Congr.- Paris, 1988.-p.76-82.

3.                 Forsum E., Hombreus L. Study of the nutritive and biochemical properties of milk whey products.//J.Dairy Sci„ 1977.-¹3.-p. 370-377.