Last night, in an effort to add to our cooking repertoires, Devon and I tried cheese making. Well, paneer. It's much easier than regular cheese, as it doesn't need to be fermented or anything, and all you need is milk and some lemon juice.
![Making Paneer](http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4096/4886155675_6c270c2492.jpg)
![Hand and Paneer](http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4138/4886156015_f2f7308c28.jpg)
We only took photos at this stage (notice the gingham cheese cloth. Gingham makes things taste better) but after this then we added some salt and flattened it out into a container with a weight on top.
More info on how to make paneer (step by step instructions) HERE.
Next on the list, cottage cheese, yoghurt, real cheese. Tim's off for a little adventure next weekend, so that might be a good opportunity for trying to make real cheese then (when it'll only be me at home to care that there is warm milk sitting on the stovetop for a few days!)
I had better get back to work, my art show date is fast approaching!
5 comments:
this is so neat! i really want to try to make some now. i love paneer usually, so i wonder if it will taste the same as when i normally eat it : )
Yeah it worked out deliciously well. I ended up putting some lemon rind in mine as an experiment so it tastes a little cheese-cakey by itself, but with a little olive oil, tomato and chopped garlic on toast...
I LOVE paneer! I should definitely try this sometime.
xx
this looks so yum!
Thanks for this--I am a paneer fiend, will definitely try it!
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