I am so pleased that you have not lost your zeal for teaching since retirement. Your audience is truly blessed thank you for all the time and work the two of you put in to these videos.
I've been making cheese from Greek yogurt for years. It's actually a Mediterranean/Middle Eastern cheese called Labneh. I set it up similarly to the way you do with the bowl and strainer (I use a colander) but I line mine with a dampened flour sacking towel. Dampening the towel allows the whey to drain faster and easier. On top of the towel, I place a plate and a weight and the whole thing goes into the fridge. Usually, 24 hours is all I need for my preferred consistency depending on the amount of yogurt I start with. You can moisten the ricotta by stirring a little cream into it so it has more of the texture that you find in commercial ricotta. I've done this by reconstituting a small amount of heavy cream powder. I also save the whey because it's full of protein. I freeze it in ice cube trays and add the cubes to soups, smoothies, sauces, gravies, and my dog loves the cubes for treats. I'm loving this series and looking forward to more!
Thank you for all of the trial and error. Your hard work is much appreciated. I didn't think I would be making cheese but you have changed my mind. Looking forward to more cheese videos. 🧀
Oh your reaction to the double powder recipe was perfect 😂😂😂 Thank you for figuring all of this out, tasting the not great stuff for us and sharing all you have learned ♡
Videos like this, is so empowering. Taking food that is on hand and turning it to something else. Not having to go to the store and saving money. Thank you both for this video. This will go into my recipes.
You can add a little salt if you want to make it taste more like Philadelphia cream cheese. Also, the flavors are affected by the particular strains of bacteria are in the yogurt. You can buy freeze dried yogurt starters that have a shelf life of two years if stored in the freezer. (Pam, you might try freeze drying some yogurt to see how it works for you and perhaps to show in a micro moment video.) There are a number of different bacteria strains availlable for purchase online.
@@terrym5786 Thanks - it still doesn't make sense - freeze drying gives the longest storage time on its own - I wouldn't freeze powdered freeze dried milk, just store it properly - I think it must be an error.
@@elizabethconvey3242 The only thing I can think of it that you are storing live bacteria in a freeze dried state and regular temperatures reactivate them. They would then quickly die for lack of food. But that is just a guess.
You are simply amazing! Since I have just retired 2 weeks ago I am hoping to start trying more of your recipes that I have downloaded and bought. Thank you for you and your sisters talent!
Thank you so much! I've been hoping for a video on this for so long, and now we are spoiled for a whole series of videos on cheese-making. Looking on the internet to so many cringe-worthy websites on making cheese, I started to despair, but you gave me new hope and, as usual with your videos, the confidence to venture out and try exiting new things.
I truly appreciate your courage in working with a product you can't tolerate (especially in taste-testing) to bring us delicious ways to make survival cheese! Love your channel. Always so much to learn in your videos and your subscriber's comments.
YAS! Ive ended up with cream cheese, ricotta, and tasty mystery stuff both ways (using bacteria vs acid) and never understood what was going down! Thank you for this vid...helps me to understand my results!! 😃👍
Would love to hear favorite brands of powdered milk. I have only tried Thrive Life…and it has a good flavor…but find that I have to use much more powder than it calls for or it’s too thin. In the long run, it doesn’t seem as cost effective. Thank you Pam and Jim…I truly appreciate the work that goes into educating us all.
I’m loving this series. I’ve been picking up powdered milk every chance I get and it’s wonderful to see all the ways I can use it. I’m a big fan of farmers cheese but I typically use regular milk so this is fantastic. You are a bright blessing!
O! I love making farmers cheese! this way you can season it to make flavored spreads, just like you did with the butters video! o! the idea's are coming! gonna look for milk sales!
First hope to God your results will come out good from the doctor and you live long healthy life second you are a great teacher. I just love your channel. You explain everything so perfect. God bless you bless your family. And thank you for sharing 🥰👏👏🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👏
I have made ricotta as you did and looking forward to trying a cream cheese. If you enjoy Indian food you should try paneer. A similar process to the first part of the curd type cream cheese. Wonderful in sag paneer. Looking forward to more cheese.
I make the farmers cheese but I call it pot cheese. I strain it until cooled and put it in spanakopita instead of ricotta cheese. We like it in lasagna and on pizza as well. ❤
Rose, thank you for letting us know you’ll be ok. This video is quite informative. We have quite of powdered milk. I’m had no idea I could make cheese from powdered milk. I’m certainly going to try it! Thank you
💥That was fascinating! I'm so glad you don't get discouraged easily. I tend to give up after 3 tries. It is the thought of wasting food, but it really isn't, right? I'm determined to give these a try. I was wondering, when reconstituting skim powder milk; would adding butter or some type of fat help with the creaminess? I was just wondering. I could do my own experiment. OK, on to create my kitchen lab... everybody out... out... I need to concentrate. 😁😁
Thank you for sharing your classes. I love all your videos. If you powder up some of your freeze dried fruit and mix that in to the cream cheese it will probably make an excellent fruity cheese spread.
My son has celiac and i make a lot of gf bread. To save money I ordered a 2 gallon bucket of white rice flour from Amazon. When I received it it was in its own box from the manufacturer that said "white rice flour." I opened the box and instead it was a 2 gallon bucket of whole powered milk. As I couldn't return it Amazon sent me a replacement. Imagine my surprise when I again opened it and it was another bucket of whole powdered milk. I now have four gallons of whole powdered milk.🤷 Well I do use a little bit sometimes in my bread or if I'm making pastry or pie crust. I don't use very much so I was looking for something to do with it. This will be very handy.
I have been experimenting, attempting to make mozzarella...I have made several quite tasty batches, but none that melt and stretch as they should. I am eager to see your work on this. I just keep learning so much from your videos. Thank you.
So glad I found your channel just for these kind of "experiments". Fantastic knowledge and I greatly appreciate all of your testing to find the right combinations.
Try using freeze dried heavy cream. I use cream when I make cream cheese. it will taste a lot closer to the taste. When you reconstitute it you want to blend it so the fats recombined.
Thank you for sharing your cheese making processes. I also truly appreciated you sharing the different renditions that occurred in the farmers versions of the ricotta, cream cheese and powdery cream cheese. This helps all of us in the learning experience. 😊 Looking forward to more cheese making videos! Also I can't wait to add some of my homegrown dried herbs to your recipes.
Very interesting Jim & Pam! Thank you Maybe something I’ll try this winter now that I’m retired. I have freeze dried whole milk powder too, but I’m sure that would work. It tastes just like milk when rehydrated 😊
Such a great presentation, Pam. Thank you both for making these videos. I am so glad to hear your true reaction to these foods. I was curious to know if it actually tasted like powdered milk. It was so nice to see that little face that you made. It helped us to see the truth, which is so important for your viewers to be able to trust your videos. Keep up the great work!
This is so informative. I would have never thought of try this without your sons inspiration. Had a good chuckle when you tasted the powder milk in the cheese . Jim was right I instantly remembered your powder milk memory. .,, to funny . Girl you could not hide that reaction.
Great video. When I was young and raising 2 children on my own I tried many kinds of cheese with powdered milk. I was struggling to make ends meet so we had a lot of powdered milk. Nasty stuff, so I experimented with ways to make it taste better. I received a cheese making kit for a gift so the kids and I began experimenting. We had a great time and made some good cheeses. Some bad too. I have seen on the net that you can dry your own milk and it doesn't taste so bad! I tried that too and it was much better. I think it is the instant that has that nasty taste although the other isn't great either but it is better. I will have to try the cream cheese and ricotta.
I was wondering if you would consider showing where and how you store your many appliances and organize your kitchen. If not that’s ok. It could be a micro Monday .
I live next to a dairy farm and I have been making cheese for some time. I do also live on a small island and we are sometimes cut off from the main land, when the ferry can’t sail or ice makes sailing impossible. So your hard work might help me in the future. Thank you from Denmark 🇩🇰
I make dog bones like they do in the Himalayas. They use Yak milk but I use cow skim or 1or 2%. I also use a teaspoon of salt with one gallon and a half of cup of lime juice. I don't have to keep adding acid for it to curdled what it depends on is the heat according to their recipe. So I bring it to a slow simmer until its just about to boil, stirring it constantly. And it will curdle, if I don't have the milk hot enough it doesn't. So i turn up the heat and it does. I press out liquid overnight and cut them then dehydrate and they get nice and hard. My dogs love them, have not tried powdered milk. The more fatty milk the softer the cheese. If i get ricotta, all i do is add a bit of water in my food processor and it smooths out. Great tutorial. Oh i also make my cream cheese non dairy with cashews, water salt and kombucha starter. Sooooo delicious!
❤Thank you Pam. I just love your videos. Once in a while I use nonfat powdered milk to make homemade chocolate pudding and I use 1.5 in that also. The cocoa seems to cover up the taste of the powdered milk pretty well. Can't wait to try this cream cheese recipe. ❤
Loved this video Pam ... I've tried making curd cheese once (with fresh milk, not reconstituted powdered) and it was 'OK' but not great. I like the option of using powdered milk so will give this a try. Thank you.
Thanks for using the non fat powdered milk; it seems that is what is most available and reasonably priced. I never liked the under tone flavor it added to anything I used it in (like baking) but maybe cheeses would be ok. Most interested in trying the ricotta!
Sorry, this is my third comment. Take all that cheese that you don’t really like and put it into some lasagna and I promise you with sauce on it. It will taste delicious and you will like it. It won’t go to waste.
The one that you did with Greek yougart is a Mediterranean type I did when I want to preserve it for long time.Make a small balls and put them in a clean jar filled with olive oil.
Pam…I think you look great with bangs! In fact, I think those bangs make you look 10+ years younger! And that’s the truth! PS. Many thanks for the cheese making info! Good to know!
Thank you for this! I could never have done this video as I would've spit out the one tasting like powdered milk! Yuck! I really appreciate your efforts!
Fascinating! I am looking forward to making my own farmer's cheese, as well as mozzarella. I hope you didn't dispose of the whey- it can be used in several great ways.
Pam is like a one-woman America's Test Kitchen.
Yes she is.LOVE THIS CHANNEL ❤
I am so pleased that you have not lost your zeal for teaching since retirement. Your audience is truly blessed thank you for all the time and work the two of you put in to these videos.
I feel the same way. I bet anything she was in a stellar teacher! Thank goodness she is willing to continue teaching here on their channel.
I've been making cheese from Greek yogurt for years. It's actually a Mediterranean/Middle Eastern cheese called Labneh. I set it up similarly to the way you do with the bowl and strainer (I use a colander) but I line mine with a dampened flour sacking towel. Dampening the towel allows the whey to drain faster and easier. On top of the towel, I place a plate and a weight and the whole thing goes into the fridge. Usually, 24 hours is all I need for my preferred consistency depending on the amount of yogurt I start with.
You can moisten the ricotta by stirring a little cream into it so it has more of the texture that you find in commercial ricotta. I've done this by reconstituting a small amount of heavy cream powder.
I also save the whey because it's full of protein. I freeze it in ice cube trays and add the cubes to soups, smoothies, sauces, gravies, and my dog loves the cubes for treats.
I'm loving this series and looking forward to more!
Great info and ideas. Thank you. Where do you source Cream Powder?
@@cyn4rest Hoosier Hill Farms heavy cream powder on Amazon.
@@bebopandbecca3096 Thank you so much!
Thank you for all of the trial and error. Your hard work is much appreciated. I didn't think I would be making cheese but you have changed my mind. Looking forward to more cheese videos. 🧀
Oh your reaction to the double powder recipe was perfect 😂😂😂 Thank you for figuring all of this out, tasting the not great stuff for us and sharing all you have learned ♡
Videos like this, is so empowering. Taking food that is on hand and turning it to something else. Not having to go to the store and saving money. Thank you both for this video. This will go into my recipes.
Knocking it out of the park again! Thanks Pam & Jim! 👍
You can add a little salt if you want to make it taste more like Philadelphia cream cheese.
Also, the flavors are affected by the particular strains of bacteria are in the yogurt. You can buy freeze dried yogurt starters that have a shelf life of two years if stored in the freezer. (Pam, you might try freeze drying some yogurt to see how it works for you and perhaps to show in a micro moment video.)
There are a number of different bacteria strains availlable for purchase online.
If you're using freeze dried yoghurt starter, why do you need to store it in the freezer?
@@elizabethconvey3242 I wondered the same thing and do not have an answer. That is just what the manufacturers say.
@@terrym5786 Thanks - it still doesn't make sense - freeze drying gives the longest storage time on its own - I wouldn't freeze powdered freeze dried milk, just store it properly - I think it must be an error.
@@elizabethconvey3242 The only thing I can think of it that you are storing live bacteria in a freeze dried state and regular temperatures reactivate them. They would then quickly die for lack of food. But that is just a guess.
@@terrym5786 No idea but I looked up freeze dried yoghurt culture on Amazon and there's nothing to say it should be stored in a freezer.
When we had the dairy goats I made a lot of different cheeses. I used buttermilk as a culture in many of them.
Would you be willing to share the recipes?
You are simply amazing! Since I have just retired 2 weeks ago I am hoping to start trying more of your recipes that I have downloaded and bought. Thank you for you and your sisters talent!
Thank you so much! I've been hoping for a video on this for so long, and now we are spoiled for a whole series of videos on cheese-making. Looking on the internet to so many cringe-worthy websites on making cheese, I started to despair, but you gave me new hope and, as usual with your videos, the confidence to venture out and try exiting new things.
I love that you go to all this trouble and we benefit from your knowledge and trials. Thank you so much!
I am so happy you are showing us how to make cheese! This motivates me to finally try to make some!
You have saved so many, soooo much money and frustration, we owe you for that! Thank you both for all the work you put into these videos 🥰
You are so welcome.
I got a very dry crumbly farmers cheese. I added herbs and I’ve been using it on salads and wrap sandwiches
You truly are a wonderful woman to share your skill, experience and knowledge in this way. Thank you .
I always leave your videos feeling like I have attended " The School of Survival"! Thank you for sharing, from your heart.
I truly appreciate your courage in working with a product you can't tolerate (especially in taste-testing) to bring us delicious ways to make survival cheese! Love your channel. Always so much to learn in your videos and your subscriber's comments.
YAS! Ive ended up with cream cheese, ricotta, and tasty mystery stuff both ways (using bacteria vs acid) and never understood what was going down! Thank you for this vid...helps me to understand my results!! 😃👍
I love that you show your experiments and how scientific you are!
Thanks for your research and experimentation. We get full fat powdered milk and I can't wait to try this!
Would love to hear favorite brands of powdered milk. I have only tried Thrive Life…and it has a good flavor…but find that I have to use much more powder than it calls for or it’s too thin. In the long run, it doesn’t seem as cost effective. Thank you Pam and Jim…I truly appreciate the work that goes into educating us all.
I use Nido fortificata. It's in the spanish section of the store and is a whole milk powder.
Thank you for experimenting; sharing the failures along with the successes greatly enhanced the training.
So exciting, looking forward to the rest of the series. I will be trying this for sure. Thanks Pam and Jim!!
I’m loving this series. I’ve been picking up powdered milk every chance I get and it’s wonderful to see all the ways I can use it. I’m a big fan of farmers cheese but I typically use regular milk so this is fantastic. You are a bright blessing!
Elegant and creative lady. Thank you❤❤❤
You are so welcome. Jim
O! I love making farmers cheese! this way you can season it to make flavored spreads, just like you did with the butters video! o! the idea's are coming! gonna look for milk sales!
First hope to God your results will come out good from the doctor and you live long healthy life second you are a great teacher. I just love your channel. You explain everything so perfect. God bless you bless your family. And thank you for sharing 🥰👏👏🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👏
I have made ricotta as you did and looking forward to trying a cream cheese. If you enjoy Indian food you should try paneer. A similar process to the first part of the curd type cream cheese. Wonderful in sag paneer. Looking forward to more cheese.
Thank you for doing the series using powdered milk. I have access to it and want to not loose it's value. Thank you.
Forgot to mention. New Enland Cheesemaking Supplies has some excellent tools and supplies that are very affordable.
I make the farmers cheese but I call it pot cheese. I strain it until cooled and put it in spanakopita instead of ricotta cheese. We like it in lasagna and on pizza as well. ❤
Your expertise WRT the food chemistry of milk is highly educational, much appreciated.
Rose, thank you for letting us know you’ll be ok. This video is quite informative. We have quite of powdered milk. I’m had no idea I could make cheese from powdered milk. I’m certainly going to try it! Thank you
💥That was fascinating! I'm so glad you don't get discouraged easily. I tend to give up after 3 tries. It is the thought of wasting food, but it really isn't, right? I'm determined to give these a try. I was wondering, when reconstituting skim powder milk; would adding butter or some type of fat help with the creaminess? I was just wondering. I could do my own experiment. OK, on to create my kitchen lab... everybody out... out... I need to concentrate. 😁😁
Yes. That idea crossed my mind as well. I’m thinking Ghee as I think the plan is to make cheese from our food storage.
This is a wonderful topic! I will definitely be following along…thank you for your resourcefulness and determination in building these recipes
Thank you for sharing your classes. I love all your videos. If you powder up some of your freeze dried fruit and mix that in to the cream cheese it will probably make an excellent fruity cheese spread.
Great idea! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much - I love these video on dry milk!
Great information!
My son has celiac and i make a lot of gf bread. To save money I ordered a 2 gallon bucket of white rice flour from Amazon. When I received it it was in its own box from the manufacturer that said "white rice flour." I opened the box and instead it was a 2 gallon bucket of whole powered milk. As I couldn't return it Amazon sent me a replacement. Imagine my surprise when I again opened it and it was another bucket of whole powdered milk. I now have four gallons of whole powdered milk.🤷
Well I do use a little bit sometimes in my bread or if I'm making pastry or pie crust. I don't use very much so I was looking for something to do with it.
This will be very handy.
I have been experimenting, attempting to make mozzarella...I have made several quite tasty batches, but none that melt and stretch as they should. I am eager to see your work on this. I just keep learning so much from your videos. Thank you.
This is great! Thank you for the fine details ... God bless.
So glad I found your channel just for these kind of "experiments". Fantastic knowledge and I greatly appreciate all of your testing to find the right combinations.
Thank you! And we are glad you found us as well!
💜💜💜I love your teaching style and scientific methods. Thank you for this series! Here I go down the rabbit hole...
Thanks! If you are going down the rabbit hole, make sure you take some string, so you can get back home. Jim
I said this before, but I am SO EXCITED ABOUT THIS!
Try using freeze dried heavy cream. I use cream when I make cream cheese. it will taste a lot closer to the taste. When you reconstitute it you want to blend it so the fats recombined.
And thankyou for sharing all your fails and trys
Thank you for sharing your cheese making processes. I also truly appreciated you sharing the different renditions that occurred in the farmers versions of the ricotta, cream cheese and powdery cream cheese. This helps all of us in the learning experience. 😊
Looking forward to more cheese making videos!
Also I can't wait to add some of my homegrown dried herbs to your recipes.
This is fantastic! Thank you! I’m so glad you left the failure in the beginning also.
You are welcome. Jim
Ha barnicals moles! Happy that’s all I have on my back! I feel like an old ship docked!
We hope that you get the looked at and removed if problematic. Jim
Thanks Pam & Jim. Wishing you all the best this Christmas time.
New England Cheese Co. has cheese making ingredients, cultures, rennet, etc.
I found your channel several years ago. You made me the fantastic cook I am today. Thank you
Very interesting Jim & Pam! Thank you Maybe something I’ll try this winter now that I’m retired. I have freeze dried whole milk powder too, but I’m sure that would work. It tastes just like milk when rehydrated 😊
Would you share which brand you use. I’ve been looking for one that tastes just like milk-they all seem to have a off taste to me
Do you care to share the brand, plz?
You are WONDERFUL!
I just found your channel and Im in ❤ with it. Im creating my food storage to because of supply chain disruptions and to keep toxins out of my food.
Either way I thank you
I appreciate you teaching us.
Such a great presentation, Pam. Thank you both for making these videos. I am so glad to hear your true reaction to these foods. I was curious to know if it actually tasted like powdered milk. It was so nice to see that little face that you made. It helped us to see the truth, which is so important for your viewers to be able to trust your videos. Keep up the great work!
Great idea using a regular baker’s towel! I always try cheese cloth but it’s expensive and the weave is too wide
I use Muslin squares, it's very fine weave. I got it in the Jam making section of the Supermarket.
Men's oversized handkerchiefs work wonders.
A nut milk bag works perfectly for us. Very fine mesh and can be reused many more times than cheesecloth. Prices range from 89 cents on up.
Barnicals! I love it!
Touche! Jim
This is so informative. I would have never thought of try this without your sons inspiration. Had a good chuckle when you tasted the powder milk in the cheese . Jim was right I instantly remembered your powder milk memory. .,, to funny . Girl you could not hide that reaction.
Love this!!! I have lovely A2 powdered milk and just learned how to make great sourdough bagels. 😊 Glad you are ok, You look good with bangs!😮
Great video. When I was young and raising 2 children on my own I tried many kinds of cheese with powdered milk. I was struggling to make ends meet so we had a lot of powdered milk. Nasty stuff, so I experimented with ways to make it taste better. I received a cheese making kit for a gift so the kids and I began experimenting. We had a great time and made some good cheeses. Some bad too. I have seen on the net that you can dry your own milk and it doesn't taste so bad! I tried that too and it was much better. I think it is the instant that has that nasty taste although the other isn't great either but it is better. I will have to try the cream cheese and ricotta.
I was wondering if you would consider showing where and how you store your many appliances and organize your kitchen. If not that’s ok. It could be a micro Monday .
I live next to a dairy farm and I have been making cheese for some time. I do also live on a small island and we are sometimes cut off from the main land, when the ferry can’t sail or ice makes sailing impossible. So your hard work might help me in the future. Thank you from Denmark 🇩🇰
I make dog bones like they do in the Himalayas. They use Yak milk but I use cow skim or 1or 2%. I also use a teaspoon of salt with one gallon and a half of cup of lime juice. I don't have to keep adding acid for it to curdled what it depends on is the heat according to their recipe. So I bring it to a slow simmer until its just about to boil, stirring it constantly. And it will curdle, if I don't have the milk hot enough it doesn't. So i turn up the heat and it does. I press out liquid overnight and cut them then dehydrate and they get nice and hard. My dogs love them, have not tried powdered milk. The more fatty milk the softer the cheese. If i get ricotta, all i do is add a bit of water in my food processor and it smooths out. Great tutorial. Oh i also make my cream cheese non dairy with cashews, water salt and kombucha starter. Sooooo delicious!
Interesting dog bone recipe. How does you cashew cream cheese taste? Jim
We love cream cheese and have plenty of whole powered milk on hand. This will be a very useful recipe for us. Thank you.
Thanks! Let us know how it turns out. Jim
My recipe for cream cheese uses ricotta. Put Ricotta, some heavy cream and salt into a food processor and process until smooth. Tastes super good
Try Nido Fortificada milk powder. It tastes more like whole milk.
I use Nido too.
We have not. Jim
@@RoseRedHomesteadJim they make a powdered whole milk that is actually decent to drink very cold and doesn’t taste like normal powdered milk.
I couldn’t find the written recipe for this 😮
Same
it ain't there
Not seeing it either 🤷🏻♀️
I couldn't find it on their website either.
❤Thank you Pam. I just love your videos. Once in a while I use nonfat powdered milk to make homemade chocolate pudding and I use 1.5 in that also. The cocoa seems to cover up the taste of the powdered milk pretty well. Can't wait to try this cream cheese recipe. ❤
Think I would prefer storing canned evaporated milk to dilute for preparing puddings.
I'm wondering if a tofu press could be used for this?
Loved this video Pam ... I've tried making curd cheese once (with fresh milk, not reconstituted powdered) and it was 'OK' but not great. I like the option of using powdered milk so will give this a try. Thank you.
Thanks for experimenting for us❤
Thanks for using the non fat powdered milk; it seems that is what is most available and reasonably priced. I never liked the under tone flavor it added to anything I used it in (like baking) but maybe cheeses would be ok. Most interested in trying the ricotta!
Sorry, this is my third comment. Take all that cheese that you don’t really like and put it into some lasagna and I promise you with sauce on it. It will taste delicious and you will like it. It won’t go to waste.
Great suggestion! Thanks.
The one that you did with Greek yougart is a Mediterranean type I did when I want to preserve it for long time.Make a small balls and put them in a clean jar filled with olive oil.
You really worked hard on this... Thank you for all you do...🥰
Pam…I think you look great with bangs! In fact, I think those bangs make you look 10+ years younger! And that’s the truth!
PS. Many thanks for the cheese making info! Good to know!
Yes, Pam does look younger. Jim
Great video , thank you❤
Haven’t tried it with powdered but we make mozzarella and then make Ricotta from the leftover whey. We get 2 cheeses from 1 batch of milk.
I make yogurt from milk, cream cheese, cottage cheese or farmers cheese from yogurt. Plenty of milk products for the cost of 1/2 gal or gallon milk.
You are amazing and so smart!!! Thank you for all you do!!
You are so welcome, Jim
Loved this video. 👍😀 Can't wait for the next in the series. Thanks Pam & Jim.
Awesome video! Thanks Pam & Jim!
Thanks for watching! Jim
Thank you for this! I could never have done this video as I would've spit out the one tasting like powdered milk! Yuck! I really appreciate your efforts!
You can use a tofu press to apply pressure to the yogurt cheese.
Epic video Pam and Jim. Thank you.
You are welcome. Jim
Add butter to the yougart and then do the same thing it tasted more like regular cream cheese
I believe heavy cream is needed to make cream cheese. And a lower temp. before adding vingare😊
This is fascinating
Thank you for this video!
Ive been eagerly waiting for this series as I have a large amount of powdered milk that needs using up. Thank you!
We hope that you are using up your powdered milk. Jim
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you ❤
Really looking forward to this!
Fascinating! I am looking forward to making my own farmer's cheese, as well as mozzarella. I hope you didn't dispose of the whey- it can be used in several great ways.
Didn't even notice your bandaid until you mentioned it. you are as beautiful as ever.
I like learning how to make Ricotta cheese! I can use that!
On the way, Jim