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    Khoya

    I saw the ingrediant "grated Khoya" in one recipe. Can someone tell me how to make Khoya. I know its a milk product.

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    No one knows?
    Is khoya the same as Paneer?

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    After curdling the milk,u get paneer.
    Khoya is different. It is made by cooking milk with constant stiring until u get solid.

    Making paneer is easier than khoya. Hope this helps.
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    just mix some milkpowder with ghee in a fry pan. Add some milk to it and heat it till it forms a dough you have your khoya ready thre are other methods also like mixing the condensed milk with milk powder and then boiling it or something like that.

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    Hey Thanks!

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    WHEW! Making Khoya was tougher than I had expected. I kept stirring & stirring 2 litres of milk & what did I get . May be 2 tablespoons of a lumpy solid mass! Whew!


    Should I heat it a bit more so as to be able to grate it?

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    If you check in Indian stores, khoya will be available in frozen section.

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    I'm in India right now.

    Will it be ok to make some Khoya & keep it in the freezer. How long does it stay that way? But I have a penchent for fresh food, u c. I like to make the ingrediants within just a few hrs from the actual usage.

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