oltott sajt

English translation: inoculated cheese

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Hungarian term or phrase:oltott sajt
English translation:inoculated cheese
Entered by: Éva Kimball

06:41 May 29, 2007
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Cooking / Culinary / oltott sajt
Hungarian term or phrase: oltott sajt
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Éva Kimball
Local time: 16:28
inoculated cheese
Explanation:
(mikrobiológiailag) beoltani=inoculate

"Cheese cultures are necessary to inoculate the milk with friendly bacteria."
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Nora Balint
Hungary
Local time: 16:28
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4 +1inoculated cheese
Nora Balint
5cheese made with rennet or rennin
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inoculated cheese


Explanation:
(mikrobiológiailag) beoltani=inoculate

"Cheese cultures are necessary to inoculate the milk with friendly bacteria."



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Nora Balint
Hungary
Local time: 16:28
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agree  Ágnes Fülöp: itt is: http://www.foodsci.uoguelph.ca/dairyedu/cheese2.html
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cheese made with rennet or rennin


Explanation:
Ez azt jelenti, hogy a sajtot oltó hozzáadásával készítették. Az oltó pedig rennet vagy származéka a rennin.


    Reference: http://biology.clc.uc.edu/Fankhauser/Cheese/Cheese.html
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