To evaluate the effect of carrot on the quality improvement of the sweet syrupy cheese ball known as Rasgulla, six types of Rasgulla samples containing carrot paste in the proportions of 0, 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50% were prepared and stored in closed containers at 25°C for 40 h. With increasing storage time the acidity of syrup, free fatty acid formation, absorptivity value and colour of all Rasgulla samples increased. The addition of carrot to chhana (analogous to cottage cheese) decreased acid and free fatty acid formation in Rasgulla syrup, decreased absorptivity, and also gave colour stability. Carrot concentration up to 30% improves the quality of Rasgulla. More than a 30% concentration of carrot reduced the oxidative stability of Rasgulla, while a more than 40% carrot concentration reduced its colour stability. Thus, the use of carrot up a concentration of 30% is suggested to increase the oxidative stability as well as the colour stability of Rasgulla.
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