 What do you do with a Fridge full of goat milk?  Make CHEESE (and soap, and yogurt, and, drink it!) so I wanted pizza and we made mozarella and someone asked me to post directions with pics! Here it is!
What do you do with a Fridge full of goat milk?  Make CHEESE (and soap, and yogurt, and, drink it!) so I wanted pizza and we made mozarella and someone asked me to post directions with pics! Here it is! Take 1/4 C. Cool water and add 1 1/4tsp citric acid (Hoeggers goat supply and some health food stores carry it) and add it to a large stainless steel pot.  Add 1 gallon of fresh goat milk to the pot and bring to 88 deg. F. Remove from heat and add 1/4 C of Cool Water with 1/4 tsp rennet (again hoegger's or a cheese supply company will carry this) Stir in well.  Let sit for 15 min.  Cut the curd and then let sit for 10 more minutes.  Immerse in a HOT bath for 35 minutes.
Take 1/4 C. Cool water and add 1 1/4tsp citric acid (Hoeggers goat supply and some health food stores carry it) and add it to a large stainless steel pot.  Add 1 gallon of fresh goat milk to the pot and bring to 88 deg. F. Remove from heat and add 1/4 C of Cool Water with 1/4 tsp rennet (again hoegger's or a cheese supply company will carry this) Stir in well.  Let sit for 15 min.  Cut the curd and then let sit for 10 more minutes.  Immerse in a HOT bath for 35 minutes. Drain the curds in cheese cloth for about 15 minutes to let all the whey drain off.
Drain the curds in cheese cloth for about 15 minutes to let all the whey drain off. Heat in Microwave for 50 seconds and use a spoon to begin stretching the cheese.  after about 8 minutes, reheat for 25 seconds and continue stretching until you can handle the cheese with your hands and stretch more!
Heat in Microwave for 50 seconds and use a spoon to begin stretching the cheese.  after about 8 minutes, reheat for 25 seconds and continue stretching until you can handle the cheese with your hands and stretch more!We use our mozarella for many different things - crackers with cheese and salami, pasta salads and PIZZA of course!!!! Nothing better than fresh, homemade mozarella.
 






1 comment:
Mmmmm! I can't wait to try this recipe when my own goat is in milk!
~Lisa
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