Is it ok to make mozzarella from pasteurised milk? [duplicate]

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Yes, you can make mozzarella from pasteurized milk. You will want to avoid the so-called "ultra-pasteurized" milk if at all possible.

Can I make mozzarella with pasteurized milk?

Milk for Mozzarella: Almost any milk can be used for making mozzarella: whole, 2%, skim, cow, goat, raw, organic, or pasteurized. Pasteurized milk is fine to use, but make sure that it is not ultra high temperature (UHT) pasteurized. The proteins in UHT milk have lost their ability to set into curds.

Can I make cheese with pasteurised milk?

Raw milk or pasteurized milk should work well for cheesemaking. There is really no way to compensate for milk whose proteins have been compromised by ultra-pasteurization, however. If raw or pasteurized milk is not available in your area, talk to the dairy manager at your local grocery store.

Is mozzarella made from unpasteurised milk?

Mozzarella Pasteurization In Your Country In the USA, the FDA requires that all producers making mozzarella in the United States use pasteurized, not raw milk (source: FDA). Therefore all commercially-produced, USA-made mozzarella cheese is usually pasteurized.

What kind of milk is used to make mozzarella?

Fresh mozzarella is a sliceable curd cheese that originated in Italy. Traditionally made from the milk of water buffalo (not North American buffalo or bison, as many mistakenly think), its delicate, milky flavor is highly prized.

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