Milk product obtained by acid coagulation of hot milk and subsequent drainage of whey:
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To make Paneer, heat milk, add lemon juice or vinegar to curdle it, and drain the whey to form the soft cheese. It is a rich source of protein and is commonly used in various Indian dishes.
Paneer is a type of fresh cheese made by acid coagulation of hot milk and subsequent drainage of the whey. It is a common dairy product in Indian cuisine.
- Curds: Incorrect! Curds are made by the fermentation of milk using bacteria and do not require hot milk or acid for coagulation.
- Rasogolla: Incorrect! Rasogolla is made by boiling balls of chhena (freshly made paneer) in a sugary syrup, not by acid coagulation of milk.
- Sandesh: Incorrect! Sandesh is made from chhena (a form of paneer) mixed with sugar and other ingredients, and is not produced by acid coagulation of hot milk.