Cheesecloth

[Jason]

Where in the hell do you find the stuff???

I wish Quadman were around, he'd know...

Over the years, I've occasionally found recipes that call for it as a seive, and I've never been able to find it.

Trying to make some ghee for a recipe today and I need some cheescloth.

[arthurs]

Home Depot has it

[Jason]

Home Depot has it

thank you SO much:thumbsup:

..wonder if Lowes does?? It's much closer to me.

[arthurs]

website says Lowes has it....

[Jason]

yep, just called them...thanks again. Now off to the store...

[django1]

Where in the hell do you find the stuff???

I wish Quadman were around, he'd know...

Over the years, I've occasionally found recipes that call for it as a seive, and I've never been able to find it.

Trying to make some ghee for a recipe today and I need some cheescloth.

Where is he?

[Jason]

Where is he?

He hasn't checked in for awhile. His bil was in a wreck or something, and was the medical proxy.

Hope he's doing ok...

[rsa]

Quadman would say, "Just use your pantyhose. A clean pair preferably." :assshake: :D

[Ray3]

Quadman would say, "Just use your pantyhose. A clean pair preferably." :assshake: :D

The Quadster is a much better guy than that. He would have sent you one of HIS pairs and probably would have included some of his makeup and fingernail polish! :stirthepot: :rock: :D

[droht]

I'm betting that the Quadman would want someting with a finer threadcount than what can purchased at hardware stores.

[Jason]

I'm betting that the Quadman would want someting with a finer threadcount than what can purchased at hardware stores.

I bet your right....

I'm altering my technique and not using cheesecloth...I'm just gonna spoon off the ghee from the top of the solids. No Indian grocery stores close by so I'm having to make my own Paneer cheese substitute.

[rsa]

The Quadster is a much better guy than that. He would have sent you one of HIS pairs and probably would have included some of his makeup and fingernail polish! :stirthepot: :rock: :D

:clapper:

[JamesK]

If you're using cheesecloth for food, I'd suggest going to Bed Bath & Beyond or Linens and things. It's only a few dollars. I just used one this weekend. Home Depot cheesecloth may not be safe for food use.

[Jason]

If you're using cheesecloth for food, I'd suggest going to Bed Bath & Beyond or Linens and things. It's only a few dollars. I just used one this weekend. Home Depot cheesecloth may not be safe for food use.

Thanks James

[Kevin_Wadsworth]

No Indian grocery stores close by so I'm having to make my own Paneer cheese substitute.

I'm late to the thread, but if you have a Trader Joe's or Whole Foods nearby, both have Paneer.

I agree on the cheesecloth comments - I have some of unknown origin and it's coarser than my metal strainer. I'm sure there is an internet source for finer stuff, though.