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a farmer that makes cheese told me that you should get about a pound of cheese

from a gallon of milk.

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> I made mozarella for the first time tonight using raw Goat's milk. It was

> relatively easy and turned out just like the recipe said. I have not tasted

> it yet. I'm letting it chill in the frig overnight before trying it. It

> smells good.

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> I used a gallon of milk, which yielded about 6 ounces of cheese. Is this

> the normal yield or should I expect to get more as I get better at making

> it? Thanks.

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> April

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> I make Monteray with fresh goat milk and generally get 1 pound per gallon of

milk.

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> Debbie Chikousky

Debbie, could you please share your monteray recipe. I'd love to give that a try

as I really like the store boughten. Also, does yours melt?

Thanks!

Shar

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5 gallons milk

1/4 cup meso culture

1 tsp rennet diluted in 1/4 cup cold water

Warm milk to 88F. Add culture and stir well. Leave it to ripen at 88F for

1 hour. Then add rennet and leave 1 hour. Cut into cubes and stir. Let it

rest 10 minutes. Slowly raise temp to 100F. Let it sit 30 min stirring

frequently. Drain off enough whey so curds are still covered. Let it sit

another 30 min stirring frequently and maintaining temp. Then strain, salt

and press.

Yes, this does melt. The kids love it on pizza. I made a caraway seed one

too.

Debbie Chikousky

Manitoba, Canada

www.chikouskyfarms.com

http://blog.choosyhomeschooler.com/

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Re: Goat's milk cheese

>> I make Monteray with fresh goat milk and generally get 1 pound per gallon

>> of milk.

>>

>> Debbie Chikousky

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> Debbie, could you please share your monteray recipe. I'd love to give that

> a try as I really like the store boughten. Also, does yours melt?

>

> Thanks!

>

> Shar

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