Ingredients
Ricotta
- 1500 g whole milk
- 200 g pure cream, not thickened
- 1 tsp salt
- 50 g white vinegar, half an MC
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I'm cooking this todayRecipe's preparation
1. Insert butterfly into TM bowl. Add milk and cream. Set the milk and cream to cook 16min / 90 deg / sp 2.
2. At the last minute add the teaspoon of salt.
3. When the heating has finished, set the timer for 1min, sp soft and add the vinegar quickly through the hole in the lid.
4. When the minute is up, leave the curds to form for no less than 10 minutes then, using a slotted spoon, carefully lift the curds out and into the simmering basket (hold this over another bowl or the sink). There is no need for muslin or cheesecloth the ricotta will hold. Gently place as much as possible into the simmering basket, towards the end just pour the remainder very gently into the basket. If this is done too quickly, the force of the liquid coming through will ruin your ricotta and half of it might even be washed through.
5. Set the simmering basket back over the TM bowl to drain for another 10-20 minutes. The longer it drains the firmer the result.
6. The ricotta can be eaten straight away and is delicious with the EDC beetroot salad.
Ricotta
Tip
You could try this with goats milk. It would also then be delicious baked or used in any other recipe. It keeps for about a week in the fridge.
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Recipe is created forTM 31
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Comments
I made this recipe in my tm6 it taste great and very easy I will make this recipe again for sure
Thank you for sharing your recipe. I made this this morning and am delighted with the result.
Can ricotta be made lactose free?
One of my regular recipes!
PinkSwan:It looks like the two people who tried this using the TM5 had poor results. Perhaps something to do with the speed that the machines reach the desired temperature? Maybe you should remove the one star rating as it wasn't designed / tested on your machine.
I'm afraid this didn't work for me either and I followed recipe to the letter - only difference is I used a TM5 but can't see how that would have mattered.
It didn't work....no idea what I did wrong
I cannot believe it has taken me so many years to actually consider making ricotta in my thermomix. I will never buy ricotta again. This worked brilliantly thank you - and even better...no need for the chux cloths either! I keep UHT cream in my pantry for "just in case" and I used that which came out beautifully.
Thanks for sharing the recipe!
YUM YUM YUM YUM YUMMMMM!
Thank you for sharing won't be buying ricotta ever again!
Worked perfectly and made delicious ricotta.
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