What’s really lurking inside that innocent-looking soft serve cone?

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"Cottage cheese is made by allowing the milk to coagulate, or clabber, without rennet."

makers in NY typically use for coagulation? Obviously this stuff is unlabeled so looking at the label for nutritional content is no help.

Have you made tofu at home? Where did you you source the coagulant? Is it readily available in a Japanese or Korean market? Thanks for the lead! ~VT

coloured substance resembling coagulated egg white is sometimes found on the surface of canned salmon. This substance is commonly mistaken for congealed fat. In fact, it is a protein-like material present in the natural juices of...

times, it’s supposed to work better, but I’m not sure why. (Aerates? redistributes proteins in the heated milk?) 3) Pour the milk into the bowl with ginger juice, and let sit until it coagulates. (Doesn’t take...

I have a jar of old plum sauce that has been refrigerated for, well, let’s just say a while. I am making Mu Shu Pork tonite, and when I opened up the jar, there were coagulated white spots on the top, what appears to be...

molds, nigari/coagulant and maybe an electric soy milk maker. Planning to hit a wide range of the usual suspects: 168, Galleria, various 99 Ranches and a few of the other markets in MP/Alhambra/SG and so on, but wanted to know if...

"Eggs do play an important role in helping cupcake and other batters make the transformation from a liquid to a cake. This transformation hinges on the protein in eggs, which coagulates during baking as the temperature increases....

I am interested in trying to make some tofu from scratch at home. I know that there is two essential ingredients: dried soybeans and a coagulant called ‘nigari[additional info on this product would be great].’ Do any...

The only thing I can think of is that the little “droplets” are actually coagulated milk protein (casein, I believe) and that the coagulation occurs due to excess acidity from the tomatoes. I believe that too much...