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    How to make Paneer

    4 servings

    portioner

    55 minutes

    aktiv tid

    1 hour 15 minutes

    total tid
    Börja laga mat

    Ingredienser

    2 liters (8 cups) full fat milk

    2 to 3 tablespoons vinegar (or lemon juice or ½ cup yogurt or 4 to 5 grams citric acid diluted in 1 cup water)

    1 colander (strainer)

    1 cheese cloth (muslin cloth or fresh handkerchief)

    1 large bowl (to collect whey)

    1 to 2 heavy objects

    Instruktioner

    Heat Milk: Pour milk to a heavy bottom pot & bring it to a gentle boil on a medium heat. Stir occasionally to ensure the milk doesn't get scorched at the bottom.

    Curdle Milk: When the milk comes to a boil, turn off the stove and stir in 2 tablespoons of vinegar. You should see the milk begins to split, separating the solids and the whey. If done correctly, whey should be clear or yellowish but not milky.

    Troubleshooting: If the milk did not curdle fully or still looks milky, stir 1 tbsp more vinegar. Boil on a medium heat till it curdles fully. Turn off immediately and do not overcook else paneer can become hard.

    Strain & Rinse: Place a colander over a large bowl to collect the whey. Spread a cheese cloth over it. Transfer the paneer and the whey in 2 batches. Pour cold water all over the paneer to rinse off the vinegar really well.

    Drain the Liquid: Gather the edges of the cloth in your hand and bundle the paneer to form a round shape. Squeeze off any excess liquid. Make a knot and hang the paneer on to your faucet, for 30 mins to drain completely. (see post for pictures)

    Set the Paneer: Remove the knot and twist the edges of the cloth. Place bundle on a flat colander or a wooden board. Press down the cloth & place a heavy object (like a cast iron pot & rice bags) on it. (check the video below) Let the paneer set at room temperature or in the refrigerator (if hot) for 3 to 4 hours,

    Dice the Paneer: Unpack the cheese from the cloth. You will see a dent and it is normal. Cut the paneer to 1 inch cubes. Refrigerate in a air tight container and use within 2 to 3 weeks or freeze up to 3 months.

    Recipes to try: Use the diced cheese in curries, kebabs or rice pilafs. You may check out these 60 amazing Paneer Recipes for ideas.

    Näring

    Portionsstorlek

    -

    Kalorier

    293 kcal

    Totalt fett

    16 g

    Mättat fett

    9 g

    Omättat fett

    4 g

    Transfett

    -

    Kolesterol

    59 mg

    Natrium

    185 mg

    Totala kolhydrater

    23 g

    Kostfiber

    -

    Totalt socker

    23 g

    Protein

    16 g

    4 servings

    portioner

    55 minutes

    aktiv tid

    1 hour 15 minutes

    total tid
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    Ingredienser

    2 liters (8 cups) full fat milk

    2 to 3 tablespoons vinegar (or lemon juice or ½ cup yogurt or 4 to 5 grams citric acid diluted in 1 cup water)

    1 colander (strainer)

    1 cheese cloth (muslin cloth or fresh handkerchief)

    1 large bowl (to collect whey)

    1 to 2 heavy objects

    Instruktioner

    1

    Heat Milk: Pour milk to a heavy bottom pot & bring it to a gentle boil on a medium heat. Stir occasionally to ensure the milk doesn't get scorched at the bottom.

    2

    Curdle Milk: When the milk comes to a boil, turn off the stove and stir in 2 tablespoons of vinegar. You should see the milk begins to split, separating the solids and the whey. If done correctly, whey should be clear or yellowish but not milky.

    3

    Troubleshooting: If the milk did not curdle fully or still looks milky, stir 1 tbsp more vinegar. Boil on a medium heat till it curdles fully. Turn off immediately and do not overcook else paneer can become hard.

    4

    Strain & Rinse: Place a colander over a large bowl to collect the whey. Spread a cheese cloth over it. Transfer the paneer and the whey in 2 batches. Pour cold water all over the paneer to rinse off the vinegar really well.

    5

    Drain the Liquid: Gather the edges of the cloth in your hand and bundle the paneer to form a round shape. Squeeze off any excess liquid. Make a knot and hang the paneer on to your faucet, for 30 mins to drain completely. (see post for pictures)

    6

    Set the Paneer: Remove the knot and twist the edges of the cloth. Place bundle on a flat colander or a wooden board. Press down the cloth & place a heavy object (like a cast iron pot & rice bags) on it. (check the video below) Let the paneer set at room temperature or in the refrigerator (if hot) for 3 to 4 hours,

    7

    Dice the Paneer: Unpack the cheese from the cloth. You will see a dent and it is normal. Cut the paneer to 1 inch cubes. Refrigerate in a air tight container and use within 2 to 3 weeks or freeze up to 3 months.

    8

    Recipes to try: Use the diced cheese in curries, kebabs or rice pilafs. You may check out these 60 amazing Paneer Recipes for ideas.