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Step 1
Prep: Scoop Greek yogurt onto the center of a large cheesecloth or clean cloth. Wrap so Greek yogurt is completely encompassed in the cloth, and set into a mesh strainer.
Step 2
Strain: Set strainer over a large bowl and place a heavy can on top to help squeeze out the whey liquid. Allow yogurt to strain for 1 to 3 days in the fridge, or until liquid is no longer dripping out of the yogurt and it is thick.
Step 3
Flavor: Unwrap cloth and scoop cheese into a bowl. With a spoon or spatula, mix in olive oil and salt, adding more of either to suit your taste. Add optional flavor variations (see notes).
Step 4
Shape: You can store this in log or ball form. For logs, shape cheese into a log, wrap in parchment paper, and store in the fridge. For cheese balls, roll yogurt cheese into small balls with clean hands. Store in a jar of olive or canola oil in the fridge.
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