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Paneer<br />

Serves: 2<br />

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INGREDIENTS:<br />

1 litre milk<br />

½ teaspoon lemon juice or citric acid<br />

METHOD:<br />

Boil the milk in a pan<br />

When it’s boiling add lemon juice or citric acid, whichever<br />

you are using, and keep stirring<br />

If citric acid is being used, dissolve it in 2 tablespoons of water<br />

before adding<br />

When milk solids form, turn off the heat and rest off the heat<br />

for 5 minutes<br />

Pour it onto a cotton/muslin cloth and tie tightly<br />

When all the water has drained from the paneer, shape it into<br />

a rectangular block<br />

Place the cloth under a heavy weight for 2-3 hours before<br />

using the paneer<br />

Note: Do not throw away the leftover water as it can be used for<br />

kneading chapati or paratha dough.<br />

77 jain cuisine

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