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Homemade Mascarpone-Italian Cream cheese

Homemade Mascarpone-Italian Cream cheese
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Mascarpone is one of the staples of the cheeses in Italy. It can be a Savory cheese or a desert cheese. Depending on how much sugar you add and how long its aged plus the amount of acid added is what determines the sweetness of the cheese. Mine is sweet with pears and nutmeg.

You will need :

Heavy whipping cream or plain yogurt for a healthier version-swaying away from authentic italian
Cheese cloth
Lemon juice or cream of tartar
Saucepan
Mixing bowel
 
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Step 1

Sorry for the foto quality, heat 2 cups heavy cream up to 185 degrees in the saucepan.
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7 comments
May 20, 2012. 6:20 PMBlackwhipsAngel says:
What do you do with the left over liquid?
Apr 29, 2012. 5:03 PMvalkgurl says:
To keep your cheese cloth from falling into the sieve use CLOTHSPINS to hold the edges. Also rinsing the cheesecloth first in COLD water will help to make sure you don't have any lint and also allow better drainage.
Feb 24, 2012. 1:44 PMTheCritic says:
Thanks so much. I will have to try this
Feb 5, 2012. 11:02 AMPoulGrym says:
This looks awesome! Just wondering if it's 185 Celsius or Fahrenheit. I'm guessing the later. So about 90C. Please correct me if I'm off completely. Thanks!
Feb 5, 2012. 12:13 PMPoulGrym says:
That's Ok, Anyways Creme of Tartar isn't that common in Scandinavia, So I was wondering how much lemon juice instead. As you mentioned that too.

Thanks for confirming it and keep up the yummy recipes.

Cheers!

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