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Cottage cheese

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Granular cottage cheese is a type of cottage cheese of low fat content . It is a curd grain mixed with fresh, slightly salted cream [1] . It can be used as an independent dish, as well as for the preparation of various salads (for example, a salad of vegetables with grained cottage cheese).

Grain curd is much less nutritious than cheese. Typical fat content of cottage cheese is from 0% to 9%. Grain curd can be stored longer than regular curd.

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In Russia, sometimes found under the unofficial names of “granular cottage cheese” and “Lithuanian cottage cheese”. In the United States and European countries, cottage cheese is called country cheese ( English cottage cheese ). In Israel it has the name "Cottage", and enjoys special popularity, being almost an obligatory dairy product for breakfast.

Composition

Grain curd contains:

  • milk protein , including essential amino acids - methionine , lysine , choline ;
  • minerals - calcium and phosphorus ;
  • B vitamins , vitamins C, PP.

Due to its very high protein content and low fat content, cottage cheese is popular as a diet and sports food, in particular among bodybuilders . Since casein predominates in the composition of milk protein (and curd protein in particular), it is recommended to take it at night, before bedtime [2] .

Notes

  1. ↑ "Grain to Grain." Cand. those. Sciences T.V. Rozhkova. Dairy Industry Magazine, February 2007 Archived December 3, 2007 on Wayback Machine
  2. ↑ Muscule & Fitness, Russian edition, No. 5.6 / 2008

Links

  • GOST 31534-2012 . Cottage cheese grained. Technical conditions
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Green_Torgh&oldid=93604104


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