Surti paneer

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Surti paneer
Country of originIndia
Region Gujarat, Western India
Source of milk Water buffalo
Pasteurisedno
Texturefirm

Surti paneer is a soft cheese associated with Surat in India. It is a type of paneer that is prepared from buffalo milk which is coagulated using rennet. [1] The cheese is then ripened in whey for up to 36 hours. [1] [2] The cheese has a Portuguese influence. [3] [4] The name is derived from the town of Surat in the state of Gujarat, Western India, where it is thought to originate from. [1]

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