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🥣 How to Use It
This homemade cheese has a soft, crumbly texture similar to ricotta or paneer, depending on how long you press it.
Try it in:
- Fresh salads
- Stuffed pasta or ravioli
- On toast with honey or herbs
- Crumbled over roasted veggies
- Formed into patties and pan-fried for a rustic twist
🧡 A Few Tips from Grandma Herself
- Use full-fat milk for the richest, creamiest result.
- Don’t throw away the whey! Use it in soups, bread, or smoothies — it’s packed with protein.
- For firmer cheese, let it drain longer or press under a small weight.
- Want flavor? Add chopped herbs, garlic, or a touch of chili flakes before serving.
✨ Final Thoughts: Simple Food, Rich Traditions
“Good food doesn’t need to be complicated,” my grandmother used to say.
“It just needs to be made with care.”
This 3-ingredient cheese recipe is a beautiful reminder of that truth — and it just might become your go-to kitchen tradition, too.
Would you like a printable recipe card, or a visual step-by-step guide for this cheese recipe? I’d be happy to help you share it with family or friends!
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