Bubblingbrooks
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Put it back in a tea towel, and set it in a colander. Lay a small plate on top and something heavy on top of that. A quart jar full of water will do.Neko-chan said:Got my "cream cheese" now. About 200 grams worth. It's a little grainy, like fine grained ricotta cheese. Is it supposed to be grainy, or is that a failure on my part? Either way, I'll try sieving it to get a smoother texture.
It's also not as thick as the cream cheese you find in the stores. It was draining about a day and half (well, half a day and all night and this morning till about 5 minutes ago).
Cheesecake recipes anyone?
In a few hours you will have a thicker cheese.
I use the standard New York recipe for cheese cake