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Pour 2 liters of 3% milk fat milk into a pan. Bring the milk to a nice rolling boil, stirring at intervals to prevent it from sticking to the bottom of the pan.
Once the milk starts boiling, add lemon juice in drops at intervals, stirring gently. Continue this process until the milk curdles and forms a grainy texture. The milk will considerably and form a rich cream.
Once the milk has and formed a grainy texture, add 1 cup of sugar (250ml measurement) and stir until it completely dissolves. The mixture will become slightly diluted.
Continue cooking the mixture, stirring frequently, until all the excess moisture and water evaporate and the mixture thickens considerably. The milk should become very nice and grainy.
Add another 1/2 cup of sugar and stir it in. Then, add 1 heaped tablespoon of ghee and mix it into the mixture. Continue cooking on high flame, stirring constantly.
Once all the excess moisture has evaporated, add another 1 tablespoon of ghee. This is a crucial step; keep mixing continuously until the mixture gradually changes to a beautiful mild caramel color. Do not make it too dark. Once the desired color is achieved, turn off the stove.
Transfer the hot milk mixture into a tin lined with butter paper (or greased with ghee). Spread it out evenly and press it on all sides to make it uniform. Dab a little ghee on top, then cover the tin with another sheet of butter paper and gently press.
Wrap the tin in a kitchen towel, then wrap it again in a mat to retain heat and keep it insulated. Let the milk cake set in a warm place for about (or as per on-screen text).
After , unwrap the tin and gently remove the set milk cake. Remove the butter paper from the top and sides. Trim a little bit off the ends to get even-sized pieces. Mark and gently cut the milk cake into desired square or rectangular pieces. Serve this rich and delicious milk cake.
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