How Do You Make Paneer (Indian Cheese)?
Paneer is a type of cheese indigenous to the Indian subcontinent that is called for in many Indian recipes. It is easy to make and since it does not require the use of rennet, it’s completely vegetarian. To make it yourself, all you need is milk, an acid (like lemon or lime juice) and these instructions. Also you need a cheesecloth. • Bring the milk to a temperature just below the boil then turn off the heat.Just like 80`C.Temp. • Add lemon juice,OR citric Acid 5 ml (one teaspoon) at a time and keep stirring the milk after each addition, until the milk separates; the solid curds will separate from the green watery whey. • Water being drained out thru the Cheese cloth Allow the curds and whey to cool for a half hour (or until still warm, but at a temperature you can handle), then strain through cheese cloth in a strainer. You may wish to save some or all of the whey; it can be used to make your next batch of paneer, producing a slightly more tender cheese than lemon juice. Rinse the cur
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