Homemade hard cheese

By VicentaLakin

Homemade hard cheese
Cheese is concentrated milk, rich in nutrients, and tastes special. Marketed cheese is usually fermented over a long period of time. Although delicious, high quality prices are expensive. In any case, the market had to put some preservatives, additives, etc. in order to preserve the shelf life, often eating or feeling uneasy, so it made its own cheese. Instead of fermenting over a long period of time, it takes a shortcut to separate milk from milk with home-made fermented fermentation and then extract cheese, which takes a short time and can be done whenever you want to eat. It's a hard one today, as hard as it's bought, and it's a little hard to cut it with a knife. Fifteen hundred grams of fresh milk and only 140 grams of finished cheese, which means 10 pounds of milk can't make a pound of cheese. Although the cost is not low, there are no preservatives, additives, and they are very fresh, and they are safe to eat, so that calcium can be used。

Recipe Recommendations

  • pure fresh milk 1500g
  • Homemade rice wine 500G

Steps for Homemade hard cheese

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    Fresh milk
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    Homemade rice filters
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    I filter out the rice for the water
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    When the milk boils, it pours into rice,
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    Keep cooking, you'll see the milk collide.
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    Put a box on the net and grab that piece of milk that coagulate. Move
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    Wrap it tight and press it with the right weight to dry up the water.
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    After an hour or so of repression, the cheese is ready
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    I took a picture to look good. I put it in the freezer for a day. You can take it out and enjoy it
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    It's the milk left over from the cheese. Don't lose it. It's nutritious. It smells like rice。
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