1. Grind the ginger to obtain some ginger juice.
2. Boil the milk.
3. Wait until the temperature of the milk drops to around 65^C.
4. Pour 220 mL of milk into 15 mL of ginger juice.
5. Ginger milk curd is made as the milk coagulates.
Step 3 is underlined since it is unnecessary. It is designed for setting a question to challenge CE candidates. The correct procedure is easier:
2. Heat the milk until it reaches 65^C.
I made ginger milk curd yesterday while my colleague showed me this paper this morning. What a coincidence! It is so yummy that I have to make it again next week. Why not tonight? It is because I made also a bottle of yoghurt last night. It takes 3 to 4 days to place all in our tummies :)~
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I make kiwi yoghurt for Tyler after dinner. This is the first time kiwi and yoghurt go together. He tells me that it is yummy. Then I make one cup for Trevor. When I am feeding Trevor, I try how yummy it is. Yuk! It is bitter. So when I prepare one for Faye, I use banana and strawberry jam. Yum Yum. Right before I add this paragraph, I make a cup for myself. It is so yummy that I make another one immediately. So there is not much fresh yoghurt left. I can make ginger mild curd tomorrow night!
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veronica都識整呀,不過我唔鐘意食 :P
--william
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