Abstract

Specific compositions of the protein amino acids components, carbohydrates, fat, minerals, enzymes and immune substances of Mongolian pasture goats are showing that it is certainly a good quality product for food, child nutrition, treatment and spa food. It is also related to the Mongolian traditions of replacing breast-milk with goat’s milk and use it for a variety of health treatments. It has been proven that biotransformation of cheese, which has a part of propionic acid bacteria (P. shermanii), contains large quantities of volatile acids, soluble proteins, flavor forming compounds and plays a great role in producing the specific taste and quality of the product. Research findings revealed that goat’s milk functional properties depended on the hair color of the goats, because fat acids in the milk were different in samples from goats with different hair color. The milk sampled from white haired goats was found to have a higher amount of unsaturated fatty acids than that found in the milk from black haired goats. Since Mongolia has a rich source of non-cow’s milk, especially the rich source of goat milk, it is really important to build advanced technology, modern research methods and inventing new special milk composition, as well as, producing brand products, processing new technology, increasing the income of the herders and finding a new process for exporting the product.

Highlights

  • Mongolian goat population was 2.5 million in 1926

  • Goat milk is processed with sheep milk for national dairy products based on milk composition and functional and technological properties

  • Composition and properties of Mongolian goat milk were determined by Tserensonom et al [4], Indra et al [5], Narangerel et al [6] and Narangerel et al [7]

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Introduction

Mongolian goat population was 2.5 million in 1926. Goat milk is one of major sources of foodstuff for millions of people in the developing countries in Asia and Africa. Goat milk production mainly produced from the developing countries is accounted 2.4% of total milk production in the world [2]. It shows importance of the goat farming for food supplies in the countries. Goat milk is widely utilized for unique and precious dairy products and/or used as treating and nursing and beauty purposes in the developed countries. Consumption of goat milk is divided into three types: general household consumption, unique interest and treating and nursing purposes. Goat milk was traditionally used for all types of the consumption in Mongolia

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