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Increased knowledge of the number, potency, and importance of bioactive compounds in fermented milk and dairy products has spiked their popularity across the globe. And the trend shows no sign of abating any time soon. An all-in-one resource, Fermented Milk and Dairy Products gathers information about different fermented milk and dairy products, their occurrence, microorganisms involved, nutritional characteristics, and health benefits at one place. The book examines topics ranging from general biology to various microorganisms associated with different types of fermented products available worldwide.

This book explores all advanced areas of research on fermented milks and includes the most recent references available. It covers the types of products based on fermentation pattern, indigenous products, the microbiological processes involved, starter cultures involved in the production, nutritional and functional aspects, health benefits associated with these products, and quality assurance and future products. The editors use a global perspective in their coverage of all issues linked to fermented milk and milk products detail.

Worldwide, milk and milk products are an essential element of our food web, where consumers utilize these in different forms right from liquid milk to forms of industrial dairy products, especially the fermented ones. Bringing together information otherwise scattered throughout the literature, the book gives you a multidisciplinary resource for meeting the challenges in developing fermented milk and dairy products.
Series Preface xi
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
Editor xix
Contributors xxiii
Part I Introduction, Scope, and Significance
Chapter 1 Fermented Milk and Dairy Products: An Overview
3(22)
Anil Kumar Puniya
Sanjeev Kumar
Monica Puniya
Ravinder Malik
Chapter 2 Nutritional and Therapeutic Characteristics of Fermented Dairy Products
25(22)
Arun Malik
Harnish
Priyanka Chopra
Stanzin Angmo
Dinesh Kumar Dahiya
Shalini Jain
Hariom Yadav
Chapter 3 Lactic Acid Bacteria and Associated Product Characteristics within Milk Fermentation
47(36)
Christopher Beermann
Julia Hartung
Part II Starter Cultures in Milk Fermentation
Chapter 4 Types and Application of Lactic Starters
83(26)
Pradip Behare
Jashbhai B. Prajapati
Rameshwar Singh
Chapter 5 Metabolic Characteristics of Lactic Starters
109(24)
S. Manjulata Devi
Prakash M. Halami
Chapter 6 Molecular Biology of Adaptation of Starter Lactic Acid Bacteria to Dairy System
133(34)
Rajesh Kumar
Jai Kumar Kaushik
Chapter 7 Preservation of Lactic Starter Cultures
167(36)
Chalat Santivarangkna
Part III Dairy Products Based on the Type of Fermentation: Pure Lactic Fermentations (Mesophilic, Thermophilic, and probiotic products)
Chapter 8 Natural and Cultured Buttermilk
203(24)
Ravinder Kumar
Manpreet Kaur
Anita Kumari Garsa
Bhuvnesh Shrivastava
Velugoti Padmanabha Reddy
Ashish Tyagi
Chapter 9 Acidophilus Milks
227(42)
Suja Senan
Jashbhai B. Prajapati
Chapter 10 Bifidus Milks
269(42)
Sreeja V.
Jashbhai B. Prajapati
Chapter 11 Yogurt: Concepts and Developments
311(18)
Sarang Dilip Pophaly
Hitesh Kumar
Sudhir Kumar Tomar
Rameshwar Singh
Chapter 12 Technology of Fresh Cheeses
329(26)
Yogesh Khetra
S.K. Kanawjia
Apurba Giri
Ritika Puri
Chapter 13 Dahi, Lassi, and Shrikhand
355(22)
S.V.N. Vijayendra
M.C. Varadaraj
Chapter 14 Indonesian Dadih
377(24)
Ingrid Suryanti Surono
Chapter 15 Traditional Fermented Dairy Products of Turkey
401(26)
Ozlem Istanbullu
Bulent Kabak
Chapter 16 Cheese Whey Fermentation
427(34)
Carla Oliveira
Giuliano Dragone
Lucilia Domingues
Jose A. Teixeira
Part IV Dairy Products Based on the Type of Fermentation: Fungal Lactic Fermentations
Chapter 17 Milk Kefir: Structure and Microbiological and Chemical Composition
461(22)
Rosane Freitas Schwan
Karina Teixeira Magalhaes-Guedes
Disney Ribeiro Dias
Chapter 18 Koumiss: Nutritional and Therapeutic Values
483(14)
Tejpal Dhewa
Vijendra Mishra
Nikhil Kumar
K.P.S. Sangu
Chapter 19 Viili
497(22)
Ming-Ju Chen
Sheng-Yao Wang
Part V Health Benefits
Chapter 20 Probiotic Dairy Products
519(38)
Surajit Mandal
Subrota Hati
Chand Ram
Chapter 21 Health Benefits of Fermented Probiotic Dairy Products
557(14)
Arthur C. Ouwehand
Julia Tennila
Chapter 22 Validation of Health Claims for Fermented Milks
571(32)
Edward Farnworth
Farah Hosseinian
Part VI Quality Assurance, Packaging, and Other Prospects
Chapter 23 Quality Assurance of Fermented Dairy Products
603(34)
H.V. Raghu
Nimisha Tehri
Laxman Naik
Naresh Kumar
Chapter 24 Packaging of Fermented Milks and Dairy Products
637(36)
P. Narender Raju
Ashish Kumar Singh
Chapter 25 Xylitol: An Alternative Sweetener for Dairy Products
673(16)
Mamatha Potu
Sreenivas Rao Ravella
Joe Gallagher
David Walker
David Bryant
Index 689
Dr. Anil Kumar Puniya, Dean, College of Dairy Science and Technology, Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Ludhiana, Punjab, India, has significantly contributed in the area of dairy microbiology. Prior to this, he served as Principal Scientist (Professor) in the Dairy Microbiology Division of ICAR-National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal, Haryana, India. He received his doctorate in dairy microbiology from ICAR-NDRI, Karnal in 1994 (over the course of which he was also awarded the prestigious DAAD Fellowship of Germany). He has developed expertise in the field of probiotics besides the role of rumen microbes as direct-fed microbials for enhanced productivity.