cottage cheese.

Cottage cheese is good eaten with fruit of most kinds and also can be good in salads as a source of protein.

Cottage Cheese Recipe

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Skim the cream from your milk and set aside. Cover the skim milk with a lid and let set on the cupboard until it has clabbered - starts getting thick. 24-48 hours

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Pour the curds into a colander or cheese cloth lined strainer and let drain for several minutes.

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After it has clabbered place over low heat. Heat to 110 F, stirring occasionally. Stir gently.

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Transfer to a bowl and salt to taste.

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The curds will separate.

Pour the cream, that you first separated from the milk, into the curds til it is the consistency you prefer.

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Once it has reached 110 degrees, remove from heat and let set for 12 minutes.

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Mix well and set in fridge to finish cooling. Enjoy!