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Add lemon juice to the milk.
I added 100ml of whipped cream to bring out the flavor.
If you don't have it, don't go to buy it and just prepare milk.
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However, you need to add a little salt so that you can enjoy the lightness.
Of course, commercial lemon juice is good, too. If you don't have it, you can make it with vinegar
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The temperature is not too hot, but we used 170 degrees to separate milk protein I think most household products would be similar.
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If you heat it for 15 minutes, the whey starts to separate like soft tofu
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Put it in a cotton cloth and squeeze the water out. If the intuition of the cotton cloth is dense, it makes it more sticky.
You can squeeze it by hand, but to make a thicker ricotta cheese, slowly drain it by raising a presser.
I slowly drained the water while aging in the refrigerator for about an hour
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Then, the whey separates like this.
If you gently peel off the cotton cloth, it shows off its white appearance like soft tofu
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There was a lettuce with tangerine and cheongdo, apples, and mushrooms, so I baked them and added olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
It's simple, right? Serve with cherry tomatoes or your favorite fruit
The exact name of ricotta cheese is uncooked cheese made by separating casein with lemon juice or vinegar in cottage cheese milk or cream.