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PANEER -- DIFFERENT NAMES and TASTE ONE
Paneer in India, cottage cheese elsewhere, Milky Cheese too - the name are many. Yet the taste is one -- delicious.

Paneer or cottage cheese is a fresh, delicate cheese made from low fat milk, without involving long, complicated procedures. Paneer is a rich store-house of nutritions. Easy to make and easy to digest, paneer is used in the Indian home of every region, in some form or other. Be it the realm of sweets, snacks or gravied vegetables, the versatility of paneer is marvellous.

Paneer is a dairy product. It made by curdling milk, tying the chenna (residence) in cloth and placing under pressure to solidify. With experience, you can make homemade paneer from the given recipe, which would probably outdo most readymade ones. If the first time results are not upto mark, don't give up. Use washed paneer recipes and use it up. Then try & try again till you perfect the fine art of paneer making.

How to make Paneer

Ingredients

Milk - 1 litre
Citric Acid or Lemon (juice) - 1/2 tsp
Water - 2 tbsp

Method

Dissolve the citric acid in water.
Bring milk to boil, stirring continuously.
Add the acid solution gradually, while stirring.
When the milk curdles fully, switch off the gas.
Cover for 3-4 minutes.
Drain into a muslin cloth.
Hold pouch under running water.
Press out excess water.
Shape and place cloth under heavy weight required (stone slab) for 2-3 hours before using as required.

Check few Paneer recipes and tips on paner cooking from Saroj's cookbook.


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