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Tvorog (Farmer’s Cheese)

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    Posted: 17 April 2020 at 15:44

Sorry, I’m having trouble uploading pics so I’ll just post links.


Covid-19 is keeping a lot of us at home and one of the things it is affecting most is farmers, because so much of their product goes to restaurants.


Consequently, many are having to dump product.  A friend of a friend got us 15 litres of fresh milk from a dairy, that otherwise would have been poured down the drain.


So Slavyanka decided to make Tvorog, traditional Farmers Cheese.  She met a Ukrainian woman from at church who is visiting her daughter and new granddaughter and she gave her instructions.


5 litres fresh whole milk.


Leave 3 lt stand at room temperature for 3 days to turn into Kefir.


After 3 days bring 2 lt fresh milk to a light boil.  Add the Kefir and turn off the heat.  Let it stand for 20 min.  You will see the curds separate from the whey.


Pour the mixture through cheesecloth and let it hang for 1 hour until the remaining whey drips out.  Do not squeeze it out.


Use the Tvorog fresh with jam or honey, or bake it into favourites like Syrniki (a cheese tart) or Zapikanka (a traditional breakfast cheesecake made with cream of wheat).


Kefir


https://i.imgur.com/NCKO7pK.jpg


Curds separating


https://i.imgur.com/4gVDGHe.jpg


Separating the curds and whey (Miss Moffat?)


https://i.imgur.com/lClHs7X.jpg


Hang to drip


https://i.imgur.com/igwYOGX.jpg


Fresh Tvorog


https://i.imgur.com/kFVmoBy.jpg

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