|  | Many people are not aware of just how incredibly easy it is to make your own ricotta at home, and if you use good-quality dairy, your results will be far superior to most store-bought U.S. brands: fresher, creamier, and more flavorful. Once you've tried it, you might never go back to store-bought! Note that traditional ricotta is made from the whey that drains from freshly made cheese curds, reheated to separate out the remaining curds (hence the name ricotta, or "recooked"), but it is perfectly fine (and more productive) to make it from whole milk instead. | | Fresh Homemade Ricotta Recipe
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