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Re: Buttermilk cheese?

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you can make cream cheese using the recipe in Nourishing Traditions on p. 87.

Let the

raw milk stand at room temperature until it separates. then strain it.

>

> Can anyone please tell me the process for making a soft buttermilk

> cheese? Can I just put some buttermilk start (I keep buttermilk going

> all the time) in a half gallon of milk and let it set out (covered)

> until it clabbers?

>

> Or any other suggestions for easy fresh raw cheese? I ususally use

> ricki's fromagina culture but I have a milk customer that wants to do

> fresh cheese with just a half gallon or quart of milk at a time. She

> would prefer to go rennetless but using some rennet would be okay with

> her.

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

> Aliza

>

> aliza

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