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The curds after draining....

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Broken up to salt them.........


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Then into the press for a quick light press, take out, turn over and then
back in for a longer heavier press...... then after all that, I decided to
whip up a bit of whey ricotta for the SO to take for lunch tomorrow.


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The whey ricotta start....

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> The curds after draining....



what kind of milk did you start with? pasteurized, raw? cow?
goat?


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> > The curds after draining....


> what kind of milk did you start with? pasteurized, raw? cow?
> goat?


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