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[Free recipes] Curd Cheese (German Quark, Austrian Topfen): When Rich Pirog, Food Systems Program Leader for the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University, tracked the miles traveled for 16 types of produce, he found that locally sourced fruits and vegetables such as apples, lettuce and tomatoes traveled an average of 56 miles, compared to 1,494 miles — nearly 27 times farther — for the same fruits and vegetables delivered through conventional retail channels. Things get stickier with combination foods, strawberry yogurt for example.

[RecipeFeed.Com - Cheese Recipes] Curd Cheese (German Quark, Austrian Topfen): Pour the mixture into a sieve lined with a scalded clean cloth. After an hour put a plate on top to weight and encourage the whey to drip through.

[THE NIBBLE Gourmet Food Magazine - Product Reviews of the Best Gourmet Food Products - New articles every week] Fresh Cheese - Mascarpone, Queso Fresco, Queso Blanco, Labne ...: The knowledgeable Steven Jenkins, in his outstanding book, Cheese Primer, tells us that quark “can best be described as a cross between yogurt and American curdless or small-curd cottage cheese.” He adds that quark originated in Germany .

[Recipezaar: Newest recipes] German Quark Recipe | Recipezaar: I am an old hand at making creme fraiche, quark and clotted cream, and this was a well written and clear account of how to make this delectable German product! I shall be using this to spread on my bread at breakfast time - this was put into my woodburning stove overnight....

[seitan is my motor] Tilslørte Bondepiker / Verschleierte Bauernmädchen / Veiled ...: I promised to bring dessert over at a friend’s house tomorrow, and I think I’ll make something with you curd cheese - thanks so much for posting the recipe!

[BiB] My perfect syrnik « BiB: Come on, having schoolkids know what Quark is, before their course book vaguely mis-informs them with the obscure translation of “curd cheese”, particuarly if they’ve never seen anything more exotic than Sainsbury’s Mild Irish Cheddar (and the occasional packet of squishy stuff, maybe from France, at Christmas-time, to be thrown away unopened, “mouldy”, or indeed, mouldy, shortly afterwards), is like all people learning Russian in the world just yawning when treated to a picture of Alla Borissowna and saying, come on, of course we know who she is, she’s old-Russian-Tina-Turner-of-the-week on the XFM Breakfast, you’re sooooo out of touch, instead of being slightly amused by her hair and then the music they have to listen to from an extract from a mid-1980s album, modern when the textbook was originally written and therefore the course’s “theme tune”. Globalisation, eh.

[Eye Bags] From Anik’s Kitchen: Lemon Waffles / barquillos al limón « Eye Bags: They aren’t as heavy as others since they contain a healthy dose of low fat Quark (requesón) - a milk/cheese product that might best be translated with “curd cheese”, although I’m aware it is pretty hard to find in other countries.

[Honigmilch's Weblog] Corn Cheese Tart « Honigmilch’s Weblog: I like the crust of this tart, unlike “normal” crust usually used for pie/tart/quiche.. this one is typical German style (afaik). It is made out of quark but you can use any other curd cheese available, the texture is cake-like instead ...

[farmlet.co.nz] farmlet.co.nz » Blog Archive » Kefir Cheese and Quark: The fresh cheese (we call it Quark in German) can be used in a variety of ways, but our absolute favorite is as a dessert. I use a puree stick to blend the cheese smooth and add raw honey, linseed oil and raw milk to get a creamy .

[Low Carb Friends] Fat-Free Sugar-Free Ice Cream (lemon and chocolate almond) - Low ...: When I get home, I hope to do a similar thing with my yocheese (strained yogurt), and I'm also eyeing quark (a fine "fresh cheese" alternative, full fat version about half - considerably less - the fat of even light cream cheese).

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