Homemade Super Simple Cheese by garrettg
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Use as cheese for Italian pasta dishes

Break up and deep fry in homemade batter

Crumble on salad

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alhanson says: Apr 12, 2013. 9:28 AM
I have been making this cheese for a while now. got the it from a cheese book as the first step in making harder cheeses.

One thing I like to do is chop some bunching onions or garlic and putting it in a food processor. This will make a flavored cream cheese of sort, works great and is cheap!
Lizzle25 says: May 13, 2011. 6:18 AM
I just made this and tried it with a little salt, WOW! This is good stuff! I'm suppose to make lasagna tonight for dinner and I'm wondering if I can substitute this for the cottage cheese without my hubby noticing a huge difference. Wow! Love it!
prickly vegan says: Feb 14, 2011. 4:02 AM
this might be a daft question, but has anyone tried this with a non-animal milk, such as almond, soy, etc.? This recipe creates a tofu/paneer type cheese, but I'm dying to make a cheese replacement that is more like a hard cheese.
Any suggestions?

looks nice by the way. how about adding beer? :) mmmm
plasticpopcorn4 says: Mar 20, 2011. 2:03 PM
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-Tofu/
have you seen this instructable?
evilangelgirl says: Feb 13, 2011. 1:06 PM
I learned to make this from a friend of mine, but she uses plain white vinegar in place of the lemon juice. Her's comes out like a soft cheese spread like substance, and she adds fresh herbs like minced garlic, basil, oregano, thyme, etc and we eat it on snack crackers or pieces of crusty bread. It's delicious!
joe koning says: Feb 13, 2011. 4:31 PM
Have you tried adding wine? Like "Wispride Portwine" spread?
kretzlord says: Feb 10, 2011. 5:12 AM
could you add a culture to this to make a cheddar?
Reki3 says: Feb 13, 2011. 3:39 PM
The lemon juice is in place of the culture. Cheddar is made using a WAY different process.
lazg65 says: Feb 13, 2011. 10:07 AM
this is the same process to make dulce leche, caramel milk curd.
1) stop at the point of the curd is made and the milk is in the pot.
2) at this point place about one or two cup of sugar depending on how sweet your want it.
3) stir until sugar is disolved.
4) your can sustitute the lemon juice for straight lime or lemon rind. Squeeze the juice out of half a lemon and then place it in with it.
5) cook the same at for a little bite until its color changes to light brown and your done. This is your choice of texture and color by how long you cook it.
6) skip the cheese cloth and use all of the material and enjoy the Cuban cuisine of Dulce Leche , or Caramel Milk chunk delight.
i guess it is a form of eating curd milk that is desirable and sweet.
later
laz
guillemrg says: Feb 10, 2011. 10:45 PM
Here we eat it as a dessert covering it with some honey, it's great!!
chello2k9 says: Feb 10, 2011. 8:47 AM
this simple cheese would be great with figs or used in making dips
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