Guest guest Posted December 30, 2011 Report Share Posted December 30, 2011 I would like to start a topic on slowing down the kerfir making process. I started with 4 tablespoons of kerfirlady MKG and now have 60 tablespoons. I switched to half gallon wide mouth mason jars (2). I have crowded jars, 30 tablespoons each. I have reduced the temperature to 60 degrees Fahrenheit (using a cooler with water and ice). I start both jars out @ 3 cups raw cold milk each and in 9 hours add 2 additional cups of raw cold milk. I can stretch the process to 24 hours with small amount of separation. I extract from each jar (batch) 1 tablespoon of MKG and blend the MKG in a one cup kefir drink. The rest of the MKG gets equally distributed into the next two 1/2 gallon wide mouth mason jars with 1/3 cup freshly made kefir as starter then add the 3 cups of raw cold milk. That starts the process. Does anyone have tips on slowing the process? n on Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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