you must have unpasteurized, un homogenized, whole milk
2006-08-08 08:13:12
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answer #1
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answered by Pobept 6
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Or soya milk and calcium sulphate.
Then you get Tofu (bean curd)
Basically any whole milk and a coagulant, warmed up until the solids begin to seperate out.... then you either press it or 'hang' it (in a muslin bag) to remove even more liquid.
Hey presto.
2006-08-08 15:18:12
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answered by Colin A 4
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Easy, traditional indian curd, you need:
1. left over yogurt, preferbally sour yogourt - 4 tablespoons,
2. full fat milk, 2 pints - or add more for a biger portion
3. favour you want to add in, alternatively leave it plain if you want?
Method:
bring full fat milk milk to boil, let it cool, when luke warm like room temp add the rest of ingredients and stir well.
Put in a heat observed dish, e.g chappati / bread container, or try a strong plastic container.
cover it and leave wrap around tgick tea towel or towel, then leave it in a warm dry place, i usually leave mine in the microwave.
goodluck x
2006-08-08 15:16:31
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answered by nattah16 2
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keep trying or ask factmonster.com
2006-08-08 15:12:20
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answered by cookedermott 6
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