Rennet is a complex of enzymes found in the stomach of baby mammals that allows them to process mother’s milk. It’s used in cheese making to speed coagulation and separate the curds and whey after the starter culture is added to the milk. Rennet either is extracted from the removed stomachs of the animals or it’s genetically engineered. We like this cheese recipe because no rennet is is used and the cheese is delicious.
How To Make Rennet-Free Feta Cheese
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