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There are several forms of cottage cheese {Link without Title} . Cottage cheese is the fresh drained Curds of slightly soured, low fat Pasteurized milk. When the curds are drained, the cheese is called cottage cheese; if drained longer it is called Pot Cheese . When the remaining moisture is pressed out so it becomes dry and crumbly, it is called farmer's cheese. This simple cheese has several aliases. Two common ones are soft farmer's cheese and "chevre." They both are rather loose names. "Farmer's cheese" can refer to any of a number of different soft home-made cheeses which are eaten fresh. "Chevre," which actually means goat, could refer to many different cheeses. Another variety is Paneer , or Indian farmer's cheese, which is easily made at home. It should be consumed fresh, as it goes stale if kept too long, and becomes brittle and useless with refrigeration. SEE ALSO
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