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If you’ve ever made a tray of lasagna or layered a tiramisu, you might find yourself with half a tub of ricotta left over and no idea how to use it. Whatever you do, don’t toss it. Milky ...

Store-bought ricotta can’t hold ... Draining the curds in cheese cloth is optional — a thin T-shirt or dish towel works just as well. You can use fresh lemon juice to make the milk coagulate ...

This nice notion makes the timing of the updated California Cheese Trail map especially enticing: The 14-year-old resource, which celebrates small farms, cheese-perfecting pros, and dairy delights ...

Instead, an expert from the dairy farm Yarra Valley Cheese has shared that keeping cheese fresh is easy as long as you take it out of its plastic packaging. They said: “Don’t use cling wrap.