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Mix salt and water for salt and refrigerate.
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Pour milk into a pot and heat it over low heat. Raise the temperature to 50, stirring 2 to 3 times to spread the heat evenly.
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Remove from heat, add vinegar, spread lightly, cover and let stand for 10 minutes.
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Stir throughout and cover again and let stand for another 5 minutes.
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Filter the separated whey with a sieve with a small hole.
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First, heat it in the microwave for 20 seconds and squeeze the whey several times.
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Heat it in the second microwave for 20 seconds and squeeze the whey continuously.
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Heat it in the third microwave for 20 seconds and put it in a bowl because the curd is hot. It's getting sticky and it looks like flour dough.
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Heat the fourth microwave for 20 seconds and change seats so that you can reach them evenly.
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Heat the fifth microwave for 20 seconds and shape it by stretching the curd.
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Dye the curd and keep it refrigerated. (Recommended intake within 3 days)
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You can also make it small and eat it easily.
Milk can be successful only when you choose low-temperature sterilized milk with less protein denaturation, not regular milk. Try it with tomato marinade @7003813.