HOMEMADE "VELVEETA" STYLE CHEESE
In my quest to replace processed foods with homemade, I had to find a replacement for my beloved Velveeta. I found several recipes but most were lacking in flavor and was not slice-able. After experimenting I came up with this recipe. I make it when I have lots of milk and freeze it in about 8 oz. chunks in freezer bags. I do...
Provided by Millie Johnson
Categories Other Sauces
Number Of Ingredients 17
Steps:
- 1. Gather all your supplies. * I like to use flour sack towels (washed) from Walmart. A clean piece of linen will work too.
- 2. Dissolve citric acid in 1/4 cup water. Just keep stirring it til it's completely dissolved. Set aside.
- 3. Slowly heat milk to 140F.
- 4. While bringing milk to temp, put colander in sink. Fill medium pot with water, bring to a boil, then fold flour sack towel and immerse in boiling water. Push down with tongs. Boil for 3-4 minutes then bring pot to sink and use tongs to remove towel and unfold to cover colander. Let edges drape over the outside of colander.
- 5. Once milk reaches temp, pour in citric acid mixture and gently stir. Once curds separate, let sit for 5-10 minutes.
- 6. Carefully pour whey and curds into towel lined colander. Use rubber spatula to scrape the bottom and sides of colander to help whey go on through.
- 7. Pick up two towel corners in each hand and move hands up and down opposite of each other so curds slosh back and forth. This helps to release the whey.
- 8. Gather all the corners and twist so curds are in a ball. Squeeze out as much whey as you can.
- 9. Dump curds in medium pot. Break up with spoon or spatula. Add salt, butter, and baking soda. Turn on medium heat. Mix well. Continue to heat. It will puff up but just keep stirring it til it's all melted. Now add in the cheddar mixture if you're using it, and stir well.
- 10. Pour into plastic wrap lined mold. Fold over plastic wrap to cover top and put in fridge till cold.
- 11. Once cold you can unmold. Use within two weeks or freeze
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