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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1980
Page
18
Aunt Ruth's recipe notes cottage cheese as a versatile ingredient beyond a side dish. It outlines creamed dry and bakers' cheese, moisture and fat standards, and cooking tips. Recipes show casseroles, dressings, desserts, plus a June Dairy Month project making cottage cheese at home.
A casserole combining cooked noodles with cottage cheese sour cream celery peppers onion and garlic is baked in a buttered dish with a sour cream topping and sprinkled cheese. Serves six.
The issue arises from excessive heat or duration during processing, insufficient rennet, or too little acidity in the curd prior to heating. Each factor impedes proper whey expulsion and curd setting, resulting in a firm, rubbery texture. Adjust heat, rennet amount, and acid level to restore proper firmness.
Combine shortening and sugar then cream until light. Beat in eggs lemon juice and rind. Stir in cottage cheese until smooth. Fold in sifted flour baking powder and salt. Drop teaspoonfuls onto greased pans and bake at 400 degreesF for 10 to 15 minutes yields about 36 cookies.
Clark County residents may enter the June Dairy Month Recipe Contest on June 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the Clark Electric Auditorium Greenwood. Eight top winners share over 100 dollars in prizes. Recipes must include at least two dairy products and be judged by number rather than name.
Balsam Lake dairy salads headline the Polk Burnett Dairy Recipe Contest. Counties hold separate contests with weekly awards of 5 dollars and a 50 dollar grand prize. Open to Polk and Burnett residents. entries require a complete recipe with cost, serving count, and participant details. Winning recipes published locally.
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