It seems everywhere I turn there’s an article or video about making homemade ricotta. So finally, I decided to give it a go. I followed the LA Times recipe. It couldn’t have been easier.
Add the milk and buttermilk to a pot and heat to 185 degrees.
Stir in salt and vinegar…And wait until it curdles.
Scoop out the curds to a strainer. I didn’t have cheesecloth so I used coffee filters.
And the results are better than you could possibly imagine.
For some fantastic serving ideas check out Melissa Clark’s video from the NYTs.
Mary Maher says
I seriously cannot wait to try this. Yum.
Judy at Two Broads Abroad says
Mary, you won’t be disappointed. I love it.
Susanne Aziz says
Moh makes this all the time from leftover milk, you can add cardamom, cinnamon, pistachios or raisins as well into the mixture for flavor, if you so desire.
Judy at Two Broads Abroad says
I have a feeling Nahid would love it that way.
Mama's Gotta Bake says
I had no idea it was this easy! I’m making a big Italian dinner Saturday night, guess what will be on the menu. Yep, my homemade ricotta.
Judy at Two Broads Abroad says
You have no idea how easy and delicious this is. So happy.