In lactis duos congios addunt coagulum magnitudine oleae, ut coeat, quod melius leporinum et haedinum quam agninum.
To two congii of milk is added a bit of rennet the size of an olive, to make it coagulate; this is better when made from a hare or a kid than when made from a lamb.
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