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Shelby

Shelby

Instant Pot cottage cheese:

 

I had a half gallon of whole milk hanging out in the fridge...and, after reading that cottage cheese is the new greek yogurt , I decided to give this a shot and see if homemade is better than store bought.

 

I poured the half gallon of whole milk into the IP, pressed the Yogurt button, and then the Adjust button until the display read Boil.  I then covered the pot with my glass lid (the regular lid works fine too).  I used a whisk several times to stir and make sure that the milk wasn't sticking to the bottom during this process.  After about 30 mins or so the Beep sounded and I took the temperature--it should read between 170-180F. Turn off the IP.   Next I poured in 1/3 of a cup of white distilled vinegar.  Do this part slowly.  Then very gently stir to move the milk around.  It should look curdled:

 

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Let this sit for a while.  Mine probably sat for at least an hour.

 

In a separate bowl, mix 4 TB of cream with a half a teaspoon of salt.

 

Place a strainer over a bowl (to catch the whey if you want to use it) 

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Here is where the recipe said to run a slow stream of cool water over the cottage cheese to remove excess vinegar.  I didn't do that because I thought it tasted great.

 

Place the cottage cheese into a bowl and gently stir in the cream/salt mixture.  Be very gentle or else it will break up the curds.

 

And, then you've got a bowl of wonderful  cottage cheese!

 

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Shelby

Shelby

Instant Pot cottage cheese:

 

I had a half gallon of whole milk hanging out in the fridge...and, after reading that cottage cheese is the new greek yogurt , I decided to give this a shot and see if homemade is better than store bought.

 

I poured the half gallon of whole milk into the IP, pressed the Yogurt button, and then the Adjust button until the display read Boil.  I then covered the pot with my glass lid (the regular lid works fine too).  I used a whisk several times to stir and make sure that the milk wasn't sticking to the bottom during this process.  After about 30 mins or so the Beep sounded and I took the temperature--it should read between 170-180F. Turn off the IP.   Next I poured in 1/3 of a cup of white distilled vinegar.  Do this part slowly.  Then very gently stir to move the milk around.  It should look curdled:

 

thumbnail_IMG_6064.jpg.bdcb6eff45c05bd100528ad669f74447.jpg

Let this sit for a while.  Mine probably sat for at least an hour.

 

In a separate bowl, mix 4 TB of cream with a half a teaspoon of salt.

 

Place a strainer over a bowl (to catch the whey if you want to use it) 

thumbnail_IMG_6065.jpg.984134fbce4145a735f2b226a6899feb.jpg

thumbnail_IMG_6066.jpg.249279eccc8c1ff8dd1efc7a8ea498a3.jpg

Here is where the recipe said to run a slow stream of cool water over the cottage cheese to remove excess vinegar.  I didn't do that because I thought it tasted great.

 

Place the cottage cheese into a bowl and gently stir in the cream/salt mixture.  Be very gentle or else it will break up the curds.

 

And, then you've got a bowl of great tasting cottage cheese!

 

thumbnail_IMG_6067.jpg.cbb0e76cb40925bee49e012b1223901d.jpg

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