Thick Homemade Curd
Recipe by Madhuri's Food Magic · Watch on YouTube
VegetarianGluten FreeLow Sugar
15
minutes
4
servings
Easy
effort
Prep Ahead
- Ferment curd for 8-10 hours
Nutrition
per serving
160kcal
Protein9g
Carbs11g
Fat8g
Nutrition values are AI-estimated based on ingredients.
Dish Info
Cuisine
North Indian
Meal Type
SnackBeverageLunchDinner
Cooking
BoiledRaw
Goes well with
Indian MealsParathaRiceCurriesChaas
Ingredients
- 2-3 cups full-fat A2 milk
- 1 teaspoon thick homemade curd
Method
- 1Pour 2-3 cups of full-fat A2 milk from a red carton into a metal bowl.
- 2Place the metal bowl on a stovetop burner and bring the milk to a full boil, indicated by it bubbling up and forming a frothy layer.
- 3Allow the boiled milk to cool down in the same bowl until it reaches a warm temperature.
- 4While the milk is cooling, prepare a clean, clear square glass container.
- 5Scoop approximately 1 teaspoon of thick homemade curd with a spoon and spread it thinly along the bottom and sides of the glass container.
- 6Once the milk is warm, carefully pour it from the metal bowl into the prepared glass container, including the creamy layer that formed on top during cooling.
- 7Seal the container with its pink-rimmed lid.
- 8Wrap the sealed container thoroughly in a soft, colorful fleece blanket, ensuring a warm environment for setting.
- 9Place the bundled container in a warm, undisturbed spot, specifically inside a turned-off oven, and leave it overnight or for 8-10 hours for the curd to set.
- 10After the curd has set, transfer it to the refrigerator for an additional 2 hours to firm up further.
These instructions are our analysis of the original video. Watch on YouTube →
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