Seems closest to queso fresco/queso blanco and other similar sorts of white soft-ripened fresh cheeses.
Also, sour cream isn't really a cheese.
It's a Fromage Blanc or just a simple white cheese. It took me about an hour and a half to make. But I left it in the refrigerator overnight to let the flavors develop.
Seems closest to queso fresco/queso blanco and other similar sorts of white soft-ripened fresh cheeses.
Also, sour cream isn't really a cheese.
It's a Fromage Blanc or just a simple white cheese. It took me about an hour and a half to make. But I left it in the refrigerator overnight to let the flavors develop.
We should combine our powers. You make cheese, I make bread, we both learn to make beer. We'll start our own Belgian abbey.
Fresh cheese, queso blanco, fromage blanc and white cheese are ALL the same, in fact the last three translate to the exact same thing (but you probably knew that already and I may have missed some sarcasm there.)
I know how to make beer and have made some! But alas, distance won't allow it.
Fresh cheese, queso blanco, fromage blanc and white cheese are ALL the same, in fact the last three translate to the exact same thing (but you probably knew that already and I may have missed some sarcasm there.)
I know how to make beer and have made some! But alas, distance won't allow it.
There can be subtle differences, depending on the bacteria (usually various species of Lactococcus and Lactobacillus) used to culture the cheese. There can also be very slight texture differences, but yes, most of the time, it's all just the same thing.
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Also, who would have realized that you use cheesecloth to make cheese...
The last few of my cheese curds
I'm going to post all the instructions in a blog post as well.
Gah. It's only 5:30 AM, and for some reason my stomach is growling for food. -_-
Also, sour cream isn't really a cheese.
I know how to make beer and have made some! But alas, distance won't allow it.