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Homemade Mozzarella with Tomato, Basil, and Hot Honey
Fresh mozzarella made by curdling milk with vinegar, then warming, shaping, salting, and cooling the curds. The mozzarella is served in a sourdough sandwich with tomato, basil, and hot honey.
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Ingredients
- 2 L milk (Warm gently; the transcript does not specify the type of milk.)
- 120 ml vinegar
- salt (Add after reheating and shaping the mozzarella, to taste.)
- sourdough bread (For serving; amount not specified.)
- tomato (For assembling the sandwich; amount not specified.)
- basil (For serving; amount not specified.)
- hot honey (For drizzling over the assembled sandwich; amount not specified.)
Steps
- 1
Pour 2 liters of milk into a saucepan and warm it gently, monitoring the temperature until it reaches 46°C. Do not heat it above that temperature according to the source.
- 2
Add 120 ml of vinegar to the warmed milk and combine thoroughly.
- 3
Cover the saucepan with a lid and leave the milk mixture for about 10 minutes so the curds can form. The source mentions cutting bread during this wait, but that is optional serving preparation rather than part of the cheese-making process.
- 4
Gather the curds together and combine them into a ball. The source does not specify a straining method, so use the available curd-collecting method shown or described in the original video.
- 5
Place the formed mozzarella curd back into the heated water and leave it there for a while, as stated in the source, until it is ready to shape.
- 6
Season the mozzarella with salt to taste.
- 7
Transfer the mozzarella to a bowl of cold water to cool it.
- 8
To serve, place slices of tomato and the fresh mozzarella on sourdough bread. Add basil and drizzle with hot honey.
Notes
The source gives the milk temperature, vinegar quantity, approximate 10-minute curd-forming time, and the broad shaping, reheating, salting, and cooling sequence. It does not specify the milk variety, exact reheating-water temperature, how the curds are separated from the whey, the duration of the second heating, or the quantities for salt and sandwich toppings.
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