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 how is churpi made of?
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Posted on 04-30-09 1:30 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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my team mates is asking how churpi is made of any one has idea or link of how it is made of.Some of my teammate didn't take as i couldn't provided them details onto how it is made of.I think it is made of yak milk but what are the procedure ..can some one shade light onto it.Thx..
 
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haha... I was thinking.. Charpi (toilet) unless I read the word 'yak'..

I think churpi is a raw cheese dried excessively.



 
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excessive dried paneer is chhurpi.


 
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"Chhurpi is a dried smoked cheese eaten in the Eastern Himalayas"
Wiki - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Churpee

Chhurpi making technology

"Two hundred litres of milk (6.5% fat and 9% solid-not-fat) is separated
to 31 litres of 40% fat cream and 169 litres, skimmed milk (SM). SM is
heated to
60–65°C in aluminium kettle under direct fire. Then 40 litres of Dahi
(fermented milk) made by using SM is added, with constant stirring. The
curdled mass is cooked by boiling for 30 minutes or until long threads
or chains are formed. Then
50–60 litres of whey is drawn out. The kettle is taken out of fire
after colour changes to creamy yellowish. The cooked curd is strained
and pressed for 24 hours using stone weights. The pressed curd is cut
into small cubes and air-dried on a bamboo mat in a well-ventilated
room. The product is hard enough after
12–15 days of air-drying. Alternatively, the product is smoke-dried
after 10 days of air-drying. Chhurpi yield is 4.5% with
8–10% moisture,
8–9% fat and 80% protein on dry matter basis"
Source: http://www.ilri.org/InfoServ/Webpub/Fulldocs/Yakpro/SessionG2.htm

 
Posted on 04-30-09 5:46 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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thx for info..
 


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