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Ricotta Pure and Simple
Ricotta Pure and Simple Ingredients: milk, fluid, 1% fat, without added vitamin a and vitamin d vinegar, distilled salt, table Directions: In a clean stainless steel pot on the stovetop, fill with milk and cook on a h...
Ricotta Pure and Simple
Ingredients:
milk, fluid, 1% fat, without added vitamin a and vitamin d
vinegar, distilled
salt, table
Directions:
In a clean stainless steel pot on the stovetop, fill with milk and cook on a high heat.
When temperature reaches 87 degrees F.
(for soft curds) or 96 degrees F.
(for firm curds) remove from heat.
Add vinegar and salt.
DO NOT STIR.
Leave the mixture to curdle (approximately 20 minutes) undisturbed.
Gently, with a slotted spoon, lift the curds and let it drain over pot before placing into a clean bowl.
Repeat this until all the cheese has been lifted out of the pot.
Cover the bowl with a piece of cheesecloth and just pour off any extra liquid.
Cover and refridgerate.
Use in lasagna or other recipes calling for ricotta within 3 days of making.
Ingredients:
milk, fluid, 1% fat, without added vitamin a and vitamin d
vinegar, distilled
salt, table
Directions:
In a clean stainless steel pot on the stovetop, fill with milk and cook on a high heat.
When temperature reaches 87 degrees F.
(for soft curds) or 96 degrees F.
(for firm curds) remove from heat.
Add vinegar and salt.
DO NOT STIR.
Leave the mixture to curdle (approximately 20 minutes) undisturbed.
Gently, with a slotted spoon, lift the curds and let it drain over pot before placing into a clean bowl.
Repeat this until all the cheese has been lifted out of the pot.
Cover the bowl with a piece of cheesecloth and just pour off any extra liquid.
Cover and refridgerate.
Use in lasagna or other recipes calling for ricotta within 3 days of making.