Fresh Homemade Herbed Indian Cheese

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   ["Bring the milk to a boil in a heavy-bottom pan on gentle heat. It should take around 15 or 20 minutes. Keep stirring occasionally to make sure the milk doesn't stick to the bottom.", "Next, when the milk boils reduce the heat to very low and add the chopped Cilantro. Cook for 2 minutes to extract the flavors of cilantro. Then add the salt and stir to incorporate.", "Finally add the juice of limes. In a matter of minutes the curds and the whey (the green-ish liquid) should separate. If not add more lime. Be careful though, to not add too much lime, as the cheese might pick up those flavors a bit too much.", "Keep stirring, and soon after a few minutes, the Milk will break! Essentially, you have cheese!!", "Let this mix cool down a bit. Once cool line a big sieve/strainer/colander with some cheese cloth or layers of thick paper towel and drain the whey. You have cheese! Now let this setup sit for an hour or so to make sure the water drips out. Some people go overnight!

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   But then I found my cheese cloth! And I transferred this mix into the cloth and hung for half an hour, and intermittently kept squeezing with all my might to get all the water out. It worked! My mom wouldn't let me touch it, but she wasn't here to slap my hand!", "Finally, once this is done, take the Cheese and let it set in any container for the desired shape, or cool a bit and layer it on top of Crostinis with some Cheese and diced tomatoes and Olive oil, or some Olives and Cucumbers. It is heavenly!"]

* Per serving · 4 servings · Values may vary.

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