Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Paneer
I saw this recipe at Heart of Light and thought it would be really fun to try! Make your own cheese? How cool is that?! It's really easy and simple and turned out great! A great project for kids too!
Paneer is a traditional Indian cheese and it only takes 2 ingredients: milk and lime juice. (I added salt to ours).
The cheese is firm enough to cut into cubes or you could crumble it. It has a creamy texture, and does not melt, similar to the mexican cheese queso.
Paneer
from Heart of Light
1/2 gallon of whole milk
juice of 1 lime
1 t salt
Bring milk to a boil.
Turn the heat down and add the lime juice.
Stir and wait for curds to form (at least 5 min)
Once large curds have formed, turn off heat and pour into a strainer lined with a lightweight dishtowel.
Sprinkle the salt over the curds.
Tie up to hang and let drip for 30 min.
Twist towel to form ball and hang another 30.
Unwrap and put in fridge to chill.
1st drain and 2nd drain
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4 comments:
What a cool project! I might have to try this.
oh my goodness! i'm thoroughly impressed. i love rachel at Heart of Light too. anyway, i'm excited to try out your ham sammies. those look amazing.
p.s. i found you through summer. she's a doll.
How adventurous! It looks like it turned out great. I'm very impressed. =)
It looks like a science project. We will have to make it. I do have the ingredients.
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