Ingredients

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Rennets

7 ingredients

Coagulants

Papaya latex / papain

Papaya latex from unripe Carica papaya fruit supplies proteases used to set Enrekang Dangke. Fresh latex, dried latex and standardized papain are distinct preparations with different evidence and handling needs.

Illustrative botanical image of dried Cynara cardunculus flower heads on their stalks; not a prepared rennet extract or method.
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Cardoon flower rennet

Dried flower heads of cardoon (Cynara cardunculus) supply plant proteases used to coagulate milk in several documented regional cheeses. Plant, extraction, milk and dose matter; evidence does not establish a universal home method.

A small unmarked ceramic bowl holds fine off-white rennet powder, shown as a generic dry preparation with unspecified source.
Coagulants

Rennet powder

A dry milk-clotting enzyme preparation for setting cheese curd. Its animal or microbial source, strength, carrier and dietary status depend on the actual product.

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Liquid calf rennet

An animal-derived liquid enzyme extract sets milk by changing casein proteins; its activity and formulation determine how a particular bottle is used in cheesemaking.

Coagulants

Single-strength liquid rennet

A liquid milk-clotting enzyme preparation at the strength assumed by its cheese recipe. Enzyme source and product activity must be identified separately.

Coagulants

Liquid rennet

A liquid milk-coagulating enzyme preparation whose source, activity and formulation vary, used to form curd for cheesemaking.

An unlabeled bottle of liquid animal rennet beside a measured spoonful, one form of rennet used for cheesemaking.
Coagulants

Rennet and other milk coagulants

Rennet is an enzyme preparation that helps milk form a cuttable curd. Animal, microbial, fermentation-produced and plant coagulants have distinct identities and strengths.