STEP 1/9
All you need is whey, milk, and lemon juice.
You can use vinegar instead of lemon juice or lemon juice that comes out as a product.
I use regular milk like Greek yogurt. Low-fat milk is not suitable.
If you don't have whey, you can only use regular milk, and even if the ratio of regular milk and whipped cream is 2:1, it's savory.
STEP 2/9
First, put milk and whey in a pot and mix well with about 1T of salt.
Heat slowly over medium heat.
STEP 3/9
Depending on the temperature of the milk and whey you first started, or the amount of milk, there is a time difference, but after about 10 minutes, bubbles begin to form.
STEP 4/9
Add lemon juice prepared when bubbles form just before boiling. If you use vinegar, you can add about 120ml.
Add the lemon juice and leave it alone without stirring.
STEP 5/9
When the lumps are lumped together, like when making tofu, turn off the heat, close the lid, and wait for about 10 minutes.
STEP 6/9
Prepare a clean cloth and filter out the ingredients.
STEP 7/9
If you want a soft texture, take out a little bit of whey and if you want a hard texture, take out the whey for a long time. Press with a heavy weight and remove from room temperature for about 5 hours and remove from the refrigerator for about a day to make it harder.
STEP 8/9
I skipped whey in the refrigerator for about a day.
I lost a lot of whey, so it feels a bit dry, but it's good for salads~~
If you prepare vegetables according to your preference and put them in a salad, it's a great menu for dieting.
STEP 9/9
Sprinkle balsamic dressing on chicory, chicken breasts, tomatoes, black olives and ricotta cheese and you're done with a delicious ricotta cheese salad!