Homemade paneer being pressed in a stainless steel paneer mould from Nyra Kitchenware – eco-friendly, food-grade, and easy-to-use cheese moulds for home kitchens.

How to make paneer with the help of a stainless steel mould

If you’ve ever wanted to enjoy soft, fresh, and chemical-free paneer at home, now is the perfect time to learn how to make it using hygienic, food-grade stainless steel cheese moulds. Making paneer at home isn’t just cost-effective—it’s healthier and tastier. With the help of specialized stainless steel paneer moulds, the process becomes quick, clean, and rewarding.

Let’s dive into how to make paneer step by step, using moulding stainless steel tools that are built for precision and ease.


Why Use Stainless Steel Cheese Moulds?

When it comes to dairy handling, mould on stainless steel surfaces is rare due to the material’s non-porous, easy-to-clean finish. That’s why stainless steel trim moulding and moulding stainless steel options are widely used in professional kitchens.

Products like Stainless Steel Glossy-Finish Round Cheese/Paneer Maker – Quick Press Mould – 3 Sizes are ideal for pressing curds into smooth, firm blocks of paneer. Unlike plastic, these stainless steel cheese moulds don’t retain odors or react with acidic curds.


Step-by-Step: How to Make Paneer at Home

Ingredients:

  1. 1 liter full-fat milk
  2. 2 tbsp lemon juice or vinegar
  3. A pinch of salt (optional)

Equipment:

  1. Heavy-bottom pot
  2. Muslin cloth or cheesecloth
  3. Colander
  4. Your choice of stainless steel paneer mould from Nyra Kitchenware

Step 1: Boil the Milk

Heat the milk in a stainless steel pot until it comes to a rolling boil. Stir occasionally to prevent sticking at the bottom.


Step 2: Curdling

Turn off the heat and add lemon juice or vinegar slowly while stirring. The milk will begin to split, forming curds and whey.


Step 3: Straining the Curds

Place a muslin cloth over a colander and pour the mixture into it. Let it drain and gather the curds together.


Step 4: Pressing the Paneer

Now it’s time to shape the paneer using one of Nyra Kitchenware’s premium moulds:

Place the drained curds into the mould and press with the lid or any weight for 30–45 minutes.


Step 5: Unmould and Store

Once pressed, unmould the paneer. You can use it immediately or store it in the refrigerator in an airtight container.


Conclusion 

Learning how to make paneer at home is simple and satisfying, especially with the right tools. Investing in stainless steel cheese moulds ensures hygiene, durability, and easy maintenance. With top-quality options like Nyra Kitchenware’s paneer press moulds, you can make restaurant-quality paneer with minimal effort.

For long-lasting results, always choose moulding stainless steel accessories that resist corrosion and support healthier food habits.

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