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Cottage cheese

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  1. expatron

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    Has anyone found a good cottage cheese around?

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    Great question - I just thought of this the other day! I'm curious to see replies...
     
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    Nestle imported cottage cheese in the 4 ounce container at Hypermart and robinsons for 95Pesos. While not real good, it's the only cottage cheese I've found.

    Sour cream....i mean runny milk....is a whole 'nother issue :-(
     
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    Ditto what OnMyWay says!! The only cottage I have seen, also..and what is up with the runny sour cream? I want a "Dollop of Daisy" and you sure can't dollop what they have here!!

     
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    Just found some recipes to make cottage cheese....guess what I am going to make this weekend??!! And the milkman just delivered my milk!!
     
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    I want to do the same, where did you get the rennet and cheese cloth?
     
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    I have been making my own ricotta for over a year and didn't realize to make cottage cheese is exactly the same, except you add cream to the curds. And, I don't have cheese cloth, I just use those very thin, cheap towels (I think they are called "morning" towels), they work quite well!! I would LOVE to try to make harder cheeses, but you have to have the rennet for that and not quite sure if that is available here.

     
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    Yes, the sour cream here is very, very thin. I just searched online and found an incredibly simple recipe for homemade sour cream:

    Print Homemade Sour Cream Recipe - Food.com - 70786

    The next question, however, is if there is buttermilk here in Dumaguete? If so, I'm going to give this recipe a try (the reviews were all extremely positive).

    Sue
     
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    I found on-line sources for rennet in Manila, looks easy. Also I went to the department of Agriculture and they said they will be making cottage cheese starting next month.

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    You can buy buttermilk powder at Yan Yan's. I tried to make my own sour cream a few months back....it was a complete flop. Need to try it again.

     
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