PANEER WHEY BASED JELLY CONFECTION

Authors

  • P. K. WASNIK
  • S. P. CHANGADE

Keywords:

Jelly, Confection, Hydrocolloids, By-products, Pollution

Abstract

Paneer whey testing 6.36% total solids was used at different levels viz., 0% (T1), 25% (T2), 50% (T3), 75% (T4)
and 100% (T5) with colour (0.1%), flavour (0.2%), citric acid (1%), high methoxyl pectin (1.5%) and ground
sucrose (47.5%) for making jelly confection. Mixture of each treatment was concentrated till reaches to 65°Brix
and allowed to set in sterilized stainless steel circular moulds at 28-32°C. Intact jelly mass was cut manually into
2×0.7×0.8 cm3 size pieces and twist wrapped manually in polypropylene wrappers. Highest overall acceptabil-
ity score (7.48±0.71) was allotted to treatment T3. Optimized product obtained using 50% paneer whey. Paneer
whey was acceptable up to 100% replacement of water without adversely affecting sensory quality of the
product. Results showed scope for enhancing nutrients level of jelly confection, economic benefit to the dairy
plants through utilization of whey at its production point mitigating whey disposal and environmental pollution
problems

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Published

2015-01-18

How to Cite

P. K. WASNIK, & S. P. CHANGADE. (2015). PANEER WHEY BASED JELLY CONFECTION. The Bioscan, 10(1), 183–186. Retrieved from https://thebioscan.com/index.php/pub/article/view/1191