Milk |
1 lt |
Vinegar |
2 tsp |
Method:
- Mix 3 tbsp of water to vinegar and keep ready.
- Place a strainer over a wide bowl. Spread thin cloth over the strainer and keep this ready.
- Boil milk. Keep stirring in between to avoid sticking to the bottom. Once the milk comes to a boil, lower the flame. Add vinegar-water mix little by little and stir gently till the milk solids and water separates (Water should appear clear).
- Switch off the flame and immediately pour 2-3 glasses of water (this will reduce the temperature).
- Pour over the strainer and strain. Milk solids will be separated. Again wash well with 2-3 glasses of water. Then close the cloth and squeeze out the water as much as possible.
- Loosen the squeezed knot little bit and place over the strainer. Place a plate over this and a heavy wait over the plate.
- Keep aside undisturbed for 15 minutes (not more than that. Paneer will become harder). After 15 minutes open the cloth. Homemade Paneer is ready.
- Keep uncut paneer in an air tight box and store in fridge for later use.
From 1 lt of milk, we get 200 gms of paneer.