[Sca-cooks] Paneer cheese

[Marilyn Traber]

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Ignore this if I am simply repeating somebody else, but I read this at work,
and it is now monday morning...


Paneer happens to be the middle eastern/indian name for a non-rennet cheese.
Many europeans now use it as a generic term for non-rennet cheese, as well
as a lot of american fromagiers.

margali
who knows a woman who raises champ. dairy goats and makes what everybody
says is incredible cheeses and paneers. To me they all smell like goat piss.
so I wouldn't know.

the quote starts here:
I think the spelling is probably "pannier."  A pannier is a wicker basket
used to hold bread while it rises, but it can also serve the purpose of
draining curds.

Bear


>I've recently received a general description of how to make "paneer" (sp.
>approx.) ).
>
>Amra,
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