Mascarpone

Preparation info
  • Yield

    2 cups

    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Emily Luchetti

Published 1993

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If you cannot find mascarpone in your area, here is a recipe to make your own. It does not have quite the creamy consistency of store-bought mascarpone, but it is a good substitute. Tartaric acid is a granular substance often used in wine-making.

Ingredients

Method

Line a mesh strainer with a dish cloth folded over to make a double thickness. Rest the strainer over a bowl, making sure that the strainer does not touch the bottom of the bowl. Set aside.

Heat the cream in a double boiler over medium high heat. When the cream reaches 180 degrees, add the tartaric acid and stir it for 30 seconds.

Remove the cream from the stove and continue to