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  • @Skylar-Rayne57
    @Skylar-Rayne57 5 років тому +84

    I have just recently come across your videos and can’t believe what I’m seeing. Your videos r like little documentary s. the way u set things up and the clarity of the videos r breath taking. Each video is a little story and the two of u r so adorable together. Each of u r so talented in your own chosen fields.

  • @jimbrewer1404
    @jimbrewer1404 4 роки тому +22

    GUYS YOU DID A GREAT JOB MAKING CHEESE DON,T BE SO HARD ON YOUR SELF,S YOU ARE DOING REAL NEAT THINGS I LOVE THE OLD WAYS GOD BLESS

  • @scarlettskies100
    @scarlettskies100 6 років тому +69

    dont be so hard on yourself Tova....you are doing a grand job with the cheese making....thank you for the video as i so look forward to seeing....sending love

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  6 років тому +5

      Thank you so much! All the best to you

  • @kristinastoltzfus6032
    @kristinastoltzfus6032 4 роки тому +30

    Not sure if anyone has said to put the wood ashes in your garden beds and mix in the pots. Your plants need lime or potash. I love the pigs too! My parents were raised Amish and my grandparents have taught me so much. I did not realize how much was passed down. When you have children make sure to pass on your knowledge to them. 😊

  • @pmessinger
    @pmessinger 6 років тому +35

    I have only recently begun trying to formulate my concept for a youtube channel. I discovered you standing out among others of the homesteading community. Your style, photography, editing and discussion of your life is so endearing that I cannot help but share the emotion of your experiences. Seeing your disappointment with the outcome of your first at home cheese-making broke my heart, too. I was also personally inspired by your cheerful ability to taste and find even some small enjoyment in that; some success in the outcome.
    Your struggles are being shared my many others, friends all sharing the same spirit. Thank you for your patience, determination, good humor, honesty and devotion to your noble aspirations. You have much for which you should be quite proud and satisfied.
    I am looking forward to seeing the rest of your videos that I have already missed. What shame that I cannot come by to offer encouragement and support. Please continue to follow your hearts in this without despair. Keep going...

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  6 років тому +9

      I feel your encouragement and support straight to the heart through your comment, Thank you so much for this, it brightened my evening profoundly. /Tova

  • @bigmamma6946
    @bigmamma6946 5 років тому +13

    Your photography is incredible beautiful peaceful and music for the soul. Thank you for sharing your experience.

  • @pontusandersson3597
    @pontusandersson3597 6 років тому +18

    Hi guys!
    Yeah, it was quite unexpected for me as well. I hope the ride home was alright.
    -Pontus from the Wardruna show.

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  6 років тому +1

      Det var långt och vi var trötta, fick stanna och sova några gånger. Du hade ju längre att köra, hoppas det var utan problem! :) Ha det så fint!

    • @pontusandersson3597
      @pontusandersson3597 6 років тому +3

      Det gick rätt bra för mig. Ungefär halvvägs fick jag sällskap av ett helt sjukt skådespel av naturen med säkert flera hundra blixtnedslag inom loppet av en halvtimma, vilket kändes helt passande och sjukt mäktigt efter en wardruna-konsert, vilket gjorde det hela lite lättare :). Man vaknade licksom till litegranna :).

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  6 років тому +1

      @@pontusandersson3597 Wow vad häftigt!

  • @Truthseeker8791
    @Truthseeker8791 5 років тому +14

    Tova that ash from your stove is amazing to add to your compost, and when you plant tomatoes, put a little ash in the hole.

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  5 років тому +6

      Thank you for the tip, i have been adding it to my berry bushes and roses so far :)

    • @Liren1975
      @Liren1975 3 роки тому +1

      @@Talasbuan Don't add ash to your acid loving plants. Ash lowers the acidity of the soil and makes it too alkaline.

  • @lexistapleton687
    @lexistapleton687 5 років тому +12

    I am so proud of both of you. This is very exciting. The fermentation process gets better. Your starter culture gets better. The taste gets better each time. Before long you will be making fine cheese. It will also get easier you will see. 💖

  • @onemorchatykathy
    @onemorchatykathy 6 років тому +3

    I'm 66 years old and I saw things in this video that I've never seen before plus the separator took me back some 60 years ago to my Grandpa Perry's farm where they had a separator room. I loved watching the foam rise from the warm milk. Thank you for a very interesting video.

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  6 років тому +1

      How lovely! It feels wonderful to be able to remind someone of old memories, if they are good ones of course :D Thank you for watching!

  • @smokeytrailcottage
    @smokeytrailcottage 5 років тому +11

    I love how are a team. We enjoy watching a learning. Keep up the wonderful work.

  • @Svernon2k41
    @Svernon2k41 5 років тому +7

    Of course the transition from school to real life would be a challenge, but if you can eat what you make or use it - it's not really a fail. It's just a necessary learning experience. That you come together to think through the process and determine what you need to change will get you there. Be patient with yourselves learning, creating, fixing - you're doing better than you think. There's a lot to be said for making do with what you have.

  • @blackcrowcottage
    @blackcrowcottage 4 роки тому +2

    Tova thank you so much for sharing your knowledge on making cheese. You both have so much knowledge about doing things the old way, I learn very much from you both.

  • @robertinebuckley4245
    @robertinebuckley4245 5 років тому +21

    What a great channel you have created here. What a beautiful life. Learning, living... thank you for sharing this wonderful and interesting journey!

  • @davidlumpkin8686
    @davidlumpkin8686 5 років тому +6

    I really enjoyed your video. I found it when looking into making cheese for myself. Your video is a very realistic look at an old style of living. I had the privilege several years ago to visit a little village in your country and know how beautiful it is. I am almost envious of your way of living. I hope you get to enjoy it as long as you wish. Now I'm off to make some cheese.

  • @chrisheer2540
    @chrisheer2540 4 роки тому +4

    I have been watching all your vlogs and love them. I love the way you work together and the love and gentleness you show each other and your animals. You asked what to do with the skim milk, one of my favorite things to make with it is baked custard, and all sorts of quiches with your wonderful eggs! It makes them very light and tender. Just be sure to bake the custard in a water bath so it doesn’t get tough. Enjoy!

  • @allisonyoung3420
    @allisonyoung3420 4 роки тому +2

    I'm so glad your vlog came up on my feed! These videos are so relaxing to watch in the evenings. I am really enjoying your channel! Thank you both for sharing so much of yourselves with the world!

  • @Skylar-Rayne57
    @Skylar-Rayne57 5 років тому +3

    Thank u for your videos, I look forward to watching them. They really brighten my day when I c the two of u going about your chores and then coming together. It really doesn’t matter what the content is I just love watching your life unfold and c what wonderful things your up to. What a lovely couple and may the good lord smile upon u. 🙏😜

  • @kimmurphy6864
    @kimmurphy6864 4 роки тому +1

    THE ART OF FERMENTATION!!!! The best book on the subject!!! He is a master fermenter!! 😃😃😃❤️❤️❤️

  • @debean5670
    @debean5670 6 років тому +2

    You two never fail to impress. Your cheese operations are small for now, but you will adapt and build your surroundings and perfect your processes as you go along. The visual quality of your videos is incredible--especially the landscape shots with the animals, the quality craftsmanship of your buildings and your eye for beauty and detail. I always look forward to your videos and can't wait for the next one.

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  6 років тому

      Thank you so much, you are very kind and it means so much to us. Thank you for watching and giving us support by writing to us!

  • @kimmurphy6864
    @kimmurphy6864 4 роки тому +2

    I love your channel the most out of all of them. You two put your heart in to every thing you do. Your life is so beautiful and peaceful!

  • @alhein6135
    @alhein6135 17 годин тому

    Well done, it was very nice to watch both of you. We all learn by doing. Thank you for sharing. I love what und how you do things. Greetings from Canada.

  • @smattext
    @smattext 5 років тому +24

    your way to hard on yourselves everything mastered comes with experience!

    • @jordanallen3078
      @jordanallen3078 3 роки тому +1

      They're humble people. And this will serve their family, very well. 👌

  • @EricS-uf9mv
    @EricS-uf9mv 3 роки тому +1

    This is the best thing I've ever watched on UA-cam. Seriously! It's like a journey we the viewers are being taken on. You demonstrate so much growth & development from one episode to the next. It's quite remarkable. And it's like we the viewers are sharing in your triumphs & minor errors along the way. Best vlog episode to date. Keep 'em coming!

  • @coryboyd7958
    @coryboyd7958 4 роки тому +3

    I love your outdoor kitchen!

  • @ronyg7958
    @ronyg7958 3 роки тому +1

    In India, we add salt, black pepper, roasted cumin powder to the buttermilk and make a delicious drink called 'Lassi' (savory)
    There are two variations of this one is savory and other is sweet.
    You can add crushed pistachios along with sugar for the sweeter version of it.

  • @lakelili
    @lakelili 5 років тому +1

    Wow! Wardruna and Eivor! Fantastic... Tova - your cheese making is impressive. That you achieved two cheeses in an outdoor kitchen gets you a round of applause.. that you know what you did wrong is equally impressive and shows the quality of learning you did. My respect.

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  5 років тому +1

      Thank you so much for your encouraging words! /Tova

  • @Svernon2k41
    @Svernon2k41 5 років тому +6

    I think the 'crumbs' or 'lumps' are called curds in English (about 30 minutes in). It's nice you do things together and the slow pace is very relaxing to watch, but you seem frustrated sometimes that you're not making faster progress. My job requires that I'm very organized and especially when I'm very busy, I have to prioritize tasks. Usually I can do this in my head, but when things get overwhelming it helps to make a list and work on one thing until it's finished and then start the next. Aside from your daily chores of course. Also you could set-up the camera for one of you and the other be off working on additional projects. Thinking the drone could record your house construction work.

  • @RickardEB
    @RickardEB 6 років тому +4

    Tack! Gillar de här lite längre avsnitten!

  • @Villentrerenmertha
    @Villentrerenmertha 4 роки тому +5

    I love Wardruna too, been 4 time at Einar's concerts

  • @jackiecosta7620
    @jackiecosta7620 3 роки тому

    Your abilities for cheesemaking and home repairing show great promise. You both have love and respect for each other and also for mother earth and the animals and birds ect... your dreams have taken on a life of it s own.

  • @guubagaaba8391
    @guubagaaba8391 3 роки тому

    you guys are so mellow , and every time i watch , you are always doing something incredible !!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @skyedouglas7109
    @skyedouglas7109 2 роки тому +1

    I’m from New Zealand and only just started watching your guys videos. You guys are truely inspiring and I really want to get myself set up to move off grid and live how we are meant to live

  • @Banaaaantje4
    @Banaaaantje4 4 роки тому +24

    I don’t know if someone already gave an answer to the kwari (or however you spel that in Swedish, haha🙈). I think it’s quark (english/ German). I love your videos, stumbled up on them today and addicted ever since. Can literally not stop watching!! Thanks for all the work you put in, may it all come back to you!🤗 love from the Netherlands!

    • @Aethuviel
      @Aethuviel 4 роки тому +2

      Kvarg in Swedish. :)

    • @simondrew2914
      @simondrew2914 3 роки тому +1

      I believe we would call it 'junket' in English. Basically, milk, sweetened and warmed and treated with rennet, and flavoured with vanilla. It was eaten as a dessert.

    • @johnmanning4577
      @johnmanning4577 3 роки тому

      @@simondrew2914 Thank you for that, Simon. I couldn't put my finger on why that was so familiar to me.
      When I was a boy in Northern California (75+ years ago), my mother would make "cottage cheese" and junket from time to time. I wish I had some of both right now. Thanks again....

  • @emmajones8116
    @emmajones8116 6 років тому +3

    you work so hard, you are both amazing! i've been loving watching all your vlogs.

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  6 років тому

      Thank you so much Emma, means a lot to us! All the best /Tova

  • @martasztahura934
    @martasztahura934 5 років тому +3

    Much respect and admirations and of course:Congratulations for your work..and love of life

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  5 років тому

      Thank you, means a lot to us!

  • @geraldkim4801
    @geraldkim4801 6 років тому +2

    What an involved process, thank you for sharing.

  • @marvinnelson7229
    @marvinnelson7229 4 роки тому +1

    it certainly is a beautiful cheese brick....or cheese stone. from South Carolina USA both of you are very industrious.....that is the way of life to use what you have at the moment to do your best.

  • @tessahugo5448
    @tessahugo5448 5 років тому +6

    You can use skimmilk for lots of stuff..Look on you tube.
    Goats milk are so good for babies who are allergic to babymilk or mothers milk

  • @loopylou
    @loopylou 3 роки тому +1

    I think it's amazing what you both accomplish.

  • @darrinmoneer8518
    @darrinmoneer8518 6 років тому +3

    Another great vid!!! THANK YOU an keep up the great work

  • @johnblake3863
    @johnblake3863 4 роки тому +1

    Gradually you will get what you need for your special projects like cheese making. You have started and that is important. With time you will bet better and better. You are doing great now even though you may not be able to see this.

  • @Paravetje
    @Paravetje 2 роки тому

    Try not to let your frustration and disapointment get you down! You're doing amazing both with the language as with making cheese and other dairy products with the tools available to you!

  • @rosildalima610
    @rosildalima610 4 роки тому +1

    Love the video, you guys are so supportive to each other, everything else became easier I would say you'll get there I'm sure. xx

  • @marieleopold1625
    @marieleopold1625 4 роки тому +2

    WHAT HARD WORKERS! You are soOOOoo young and live like wise, old ones! Lovely life! Mathias, those pancakes looked delicious. I had a friend from Germany, his name was Hans. His mother was a VERY healthy old woman who ate well and swam in the ocean in her 80's. Hans was always trying to teach our family how to live a healthier life style. Hans would always stress that vegetables and fruit are never to be mixed. I know it's yummy but vegetables are FORTIFIERS and fruits are CLEANSERS. Mixed together, the one eliminates the benefits of the other. I have found this to be true and live by it. If, for example you want a fruit desert after your dinner with vegetables, it is suggested to space the time after your meal by about a half hour. Makes you look forward to desert and allows your supper to do it's most beneficial work for you. Just sharing what I have learned with you. The clothes/hat look good on you Mathias. Tova, you now have a wealth of information about cheese and production, I am happy for you watching your talents put into practice. NO WONDER cheese is soOOoo expensive as it is labor intensive. God Bless!

  • @gogirl7382
    @gogirl7382 4 роки тому +5

    I googled this; Why is my basil plant pale?
    Improper watering - Root rot, a result of too much water, is one of the most common reasons for yellow leaves on basil plants. Water basil only when the top 1 to 2 inches (3 cm.) of soil is dry, and remember that slightly dry soil is healthier than soggy soil.

  • @catrinal
    @catrinal 4 роки тому +1

    What a great job! Age cheese is hard to do ..great try you will figure it out .. ❤ you both tks fir sharing

  • @ranjeetchahal3291
    @ranjeetchahal3291 5 років тому +1

    Hello Matti and Tova, I really like what you guys are doing and I do find it very educational. It took me some time to get used to your vlogs and found it a little slow but now I am at your pace, "I TOTALLY LOVE IT!! I watched most of them back to back and learnt your characters and abilities. I call this a working home and you do it well indeed. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK AND NEVER STOP!!!!!!!

  • @lawsaye
    @lawsaye 4 роки тому +1

    After becoming aware of your channel I had decided to reserve comments until I caught up with every episode. This episode with the first-time cheese making was so intense that I could not resist telling you how much I am enjoying them all and admire your wanting to preserve the old ways. Love from Manitoba, Canada.

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  4 роки тому

      Thank you so much Lawrence!

  • @NOWUNITEDUPDATES
    @NOWUNITEDUPDATES 5 років тому +4

    Nice video, I’m watching every episode. Loving it so far, watching from Philippines,

  • @mikebromley114
    @mikebromley114 6 років тому +1

    I love watching you. your purity, naivety, inexperience, and willingness to learn and do is refreshing. todays young people could take many lessons from you. You two remind me of my wife and I when we were young. If you had a Patreon channel I would support you as would many others I'm sure.

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  6 років тому +1

      Thank you so much for your kind words, i truly think that more and more people see that there are more ways to live this life. We have thought about patreon some and are working on it, we have had a hard time coming up with rewards for those who wants to support us. We are also struggling with too little time, sometimes it feels we barely have the time to make our vlogs.:) But we welcome you as a supporter as soon as we get the patreon account going :D All the best to you and your wife! /Tova

    • @alliemackenzie1575
      @alliemackenzie1575 5 років тому +2

      They have one now!

  • @rachealhrydziuszko8274
    @rachealhrydziuszko8274 4 роки тому +2

    Working my way through your Vlogs trying to catch up!!! I have had The Art of Fermentation on my list of books to buy. I need it NOW after watching this.

  • @TroyFutureExpat
    @TroyFutureExpat 6 років тому +2

    That was very interesting and I really enjoy watching you both. You'll get better with practice. Thanks for sharing.

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  6 років тому +1

      Good you liked it! We will make a better cheese video when we had some more practise :D

  • @Toti-b6q
    @Toti-b6q 3 роки тому +1

    Absolutamente beautiful video. I love you both. Take care.

  • @Kay-xb9cp
    @Kay-xb9cp 3 роки тому

    I’ve only just discovered your challenge and I am loving looking at all your older videos. It was fascinating watching you make your own cheese 🧀

  • @tessasutherland9233
    @tessasutherland9233 4 роки тому +1

    You can also soak your chicken feed in skim milk before giving it to your chickens or even use raw skim milk to fertilize fields.

  • @tessahugo5448
    @tessahugo5448 5 років тому +5

    Well done with first cheese,remember at school there are also teachers to help at home you are alone. Next time it will be perfect. i am proud of you.

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  5 років тому +1

      Thank you Tessa!

    • @Cate7451
      @Cate7451 4 роки тому

      Talasbuan yes Tessa is right. Some things just take a bit of practice.

  • @raincoast9010
    @raincoast9010 4 роки тому

    A very nice video, thanks for sharing your experience. With regards to the milk/cream separator you should mount the separator on the wooden base and leave enough wood so that you can stand on the wood too.

  • @movingtargetschannel
    @movingtargetschannel 3 роки тому +1

    In France there is yoghurt, creme fraiche (fresh cream), fromage blanc (white cheese), fromage frais (fresh cheese) and on and on. Not all are cheese per se, not all are cream and none translate to what is available in the usa. So the fact that you even attempt to translate what you are doing is commendable. Bravi!

  • @treintaydiez
    @treintaydiez 3 роки тому

    Oh that Jante weighing in! Give yourselves a break! You are absolutely outstanding!

  • @artwithmycoffee
    @artwithmycoffee 4 роки тому

    Life is a beautiful journey! So cool to be able to find something you can enjoy doing, then learn about it and use it to be self sufficient and even earn a living. It’s a process and a blessing! Thanks for sharing with us all 😊. Eventually you will probably have a beautiful space to organize all your tools and supplies and cheeses 👍...it just comes in small steps for most of us.

  • @rsoubiea
    @rsoubiea 2 роки тому

    I love the outdoor kitchen people used to do that here too. In areas of the US where the temperature gets very hot they especially use them to cann everything from their big veggie gardens so nothing went to waste. they avoid heating up the house this way. But if the house is big enough to bring these tasks indoors during winter, the house will stay warm. in the olden days the master bedroom was always right off the kitchen, to keep warm and make mamas life a little easier. ❤️ i love your sweater, it looks very laplanderish. 😍

  • @khan4t
    @khan4t 2 роки тому

    First of all, I love your videos. I have seen more than a half in a day, great videos. I have seen you complaining about stuff or weather but please let me tell you, you are the luckiest guys who are able to live there in the forest surrounded by nature. Also, I have seen videos of the wild and people make things perfectly but your flavor of imperfection makes these videos real. I can relate to it because we made mistakes we often complain about missing things in our lives and that is what makes your videos perfect. Stay perfect stay real.

  • @maritzm
    @maritzm 3 роки тому

    Great project and excellent for a first try. Looking forward to seeing the house finished in later vlogs! ;)

  • @gogirl7382
    @gogirl7382 4 роки тому +1

    some uses for leftover skim milk below:
    Sour it. ...
    Make fat free cottage cheese. ...
    Make yogurt. ...
    Make smoothies. ...
    Add a Little Cream Back into it. ...
    Add it to mashed potatoes. ...
    Make foamy, steamy milk for your coffee. ...
    Feed it to your Animals.

  • @frederickbierweiler8020
    @frederickbierweiler8020 4 роки тому +2

    so happy to find your videos

  • @paulinebrus7580
    @paulinebrus7580 2 роки тому +1

    very interesting to see the whole proces of cheese and yogurt making!! :D I love it that you take the time to film it all and explain so much. I know it's not true, but I feel like now I can make it to ;) Would love to. But going to wait until we have our own goats someday. You could start a new youtube channel about making all the diffirent cheeses, Tova :) I am also currious what kind of old arts/crafts you both studied? I was just looking up on the internet yesterday if a school for that is in my area, because I like making paper and candles, but also would love to learn how to make baskets, bookbinding, weaving and woodworking skills. And more ;) but this already is a lot.

  • @alfrednorte2291
    @alfrednorte2291 6 років тому +1

    Excellent work, it seems like a very delicate procedure. Your videos are always very enjoyable. Best wishes

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  6 років тому

      Thank you, Im not that pleased with the result but I will try to do better next time :) Have a great weekend! /Tova

  • @cindiallain8542
    @cindiallain8542 3 роки тому

    This was great. I never realized how many steps to making cheese! Thank you

  • @larrywade9041
    @larrywade9041 3 роки тому

    Hi Folk's, After reviewing many of the comment's below I concur that you are to hard on yourselves.I do understand why as I come from old European ancestry. I have learned to say "the hell with it" when things don't turn out as I had hoped.The fact that you are trying, is a tribute to your character's. Your viewing audience is rooting for you. Thanks for all you do for us. Have a beautiful day!

  • @mst5632
    @mst5632 6 років тому +1

    If I could remember the first time I walked without my parents helping me, I’d remember the first time I fell down. But, I’m a pretty dang good walker at this point in life. :-) Yet another beautiful and wonderfully told video, Mathias and Tova. Have a great week and as always, I am looking forward to your next vlog.

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  6 років тому

      Yes, you are absolutely right! Thank you, we are working on it ;)

  • @4rh4x
    @4rh4x 6 років тому +16

    Kämpa på där! NI har en helt egen stil av Off -grid. Jag är ganska säker att ni kommer uppnå en bra mäng med prenumeranter med tidens gång. Det tar väll bara en del tid i början antar jag? Jag tycker att ni är värda att vara med i en dokumentärfilm. Jag vet få Svenska off-grid kanaler, och definitivt inte på det sätt som ni lever och gör. Oavsett så uppskattar jag det ni håller på med och det är otroligt inspirerande. Fortsätt :)

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  6 років тому +1

      Tack så mycket för din fina kommentar, känns bra att vi kan inspirera lite med det vi gör! Vi får lite nya prenumeranter varje dag men inga hastiga ökningar, vi får väl se vart vi hamnar :) Ha en underbar helg! /Tova

  • @jacquelinerobinson4625
    @jacquelinerobinson4625 2 роки тому

    You guys are amazing. Amazing amazing ❤❤. Keep going and keep up the good work. My family absolutely adores watching your videos. 🌸🙏🙏💕

  • @dottfustinoni
    @dottfustinoni 3 роки тому

    Tuva. You don't have to be angry at yourself. That year at school made you understand what you did wrong without waiting months go find out the cheese is no as it should be. You should be proud of yourself and I'm sure Mathias is proud of you.

  • @peterkaliszek6308
    @peterkaliszek6308 3 роки тому

    That was a very informative cheese making blog! Very well done!

  • @veefriend4201
    @veefriend4201 5 років тому

    Curds (lumps) and whey. I find it especially refreshing to see a couple working in an equal, shared partnership, interchanging jobs and being true helpmates to one another.

  • @kellinigh2398
    @kellinigh2398 3 роки тому +1

    Within all the challenges you encountered your audience opens their fridge, grabs the cottage cheese or goat cheese and eats it without any basic awareness of how it is made. Your knowledge about fermentation is vital knowledge.

  • @OLDBotanicals
    @OLDBotanicals Рік тому

    50/50 skim milk and water sprayed on the leaves with crushed and dried egg shells added to soil will compliment the rabbit and chicken manure when it comes to nourishing the garden. I noticed you ask when you pointed out blossom end rot and pale peppers, as well as asking what you might do with excess skim milk. As old as this Vlog is you’ve probably learned this by now. Keep up the good work!

  • @shireecox122
    @shireecox122 3 роки тому +1

    The cheese looks amazing!

  • @kimmurphy6864
    @kimmurphy6864 4 роки тому +1

    Such a beautiful place to live out life!!!

  • @karinnelson8505
    @karinnelson8505 4 роки тому +1

    Wow that was fun to watch and I could taste the yogurt and soft cheese from here yummy!

  • @V2k2010
    @V2k2010 4 роки тому +8

    "old cheese" is called "aged" cheese [in the US]. It brings out the taste better. The longer you "age" it, the sharper it will get. It has a more pungent taste.
    Love all of the translations. You guys are doing great. Thank you!

  • @offgridsweden
    @offgridsweden 6 років тому +5

    Awesome video you guys. Greetings from Andreas on Off Grid Sweden 🇸🇪

  • @andraoprean8451
    @andraoprean8451 3 роки тому

    Tova you are amazing!!! Hard working, perfectionist and beautiful woman!!!
    I wish you all the best in life and much love to you and your family from Romania!!!
    XOXO

  • @leroisolitaire
    @leroisolitaire 6 років тому +3

    and you can use the whey to make "sik". I don't know the name of it in english or even in my own langage. It is a old german word and it is a kind of caramel. It requires a lot of work but taste pretty good and sweet. all you to do is to let whey simmer in a pot with a circular piece of pine wood (smoothed of course) and constantly stir it until it looks like caramel. it will agglomerate and become stiky at the end. Big prolem is it takes hours....

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  6 років тому

      That sounds like our "Mese" or "Messmör". You boil the whey down to a sort of caramel och fudge like cream we use to spread on bread. Maybe 6-8 hours of work :)

  • @Apricot90
    @Apricot90 4 роки тому +1

    Everyone needs a Tova in their life!

  • @hazanliliya
    @hazanliliya 4 роки тому

    Hi, I am from Bulgaria and down here we are proud of our “qwari”. We call it sawer milk and eat it all the time, especially for breakfast! They used to cure stomach and gut deceases with this culture! The bacteria are typical for the Balkan region! So interesting that you have something like that too and eat it for breakfast! We don’t take the fat out of the milk though! It makes it richer and you don’t need to mix it with creme, hehe... Anyway, I admire everything you do and utterly enjoyed this! I would love to have my own place like yours like that and live there with my husband! Bless you!

  • @Dani.Torres
    @Dani.Torres 3 роки тому

    Hey! I listen to Wardruna and Eivør a lot, awesome music. It's great that you guys like this kind of music and enjoy going to concerts. I live in South America and can't never see live my favorite Scandinavian bands, well not as often. I also love Cult of Luna, Opeth and Fever Ray from Sweden. Sweden has so many great musicians and score composers. Definitely will come visit Sweden some day.

  • @Ant.Groover
    @Ant.Groover 4 роки тому +1

    What a wonderful vlog. Informative and relaxing. I wonder if you will ever make a smoke house ? Imagine all the farm things you could smoke ? Meats and fish and cheeses - you have it all. All things that will last long and get you through the winter with many choices.

    • @Talasbuan
      @Talasbuan  4 роки тому +2

      Thank you so much! Yes, we're going to build a smoker of some kind. I want to build a traditional finnish smoke sauna as well. And I want to build a Texas style offset smoker also. But I have no idea when I will have the time for all these projects..
      /Mathias

    • @Ant.Groover
      @Ant.Groover 4 роки тому +1

      @@Talasbuan - yeah you are super busy as I have seen, good luck with all your projects. You even have pigs now too and you will get cows, that is going to take a lot of energy, I wish you much luck and that you two are full power physically and mentally. I imagine in the future many people will want to learn your skills. You are setting a wonderful example.

  • @inklanois
    @inklanois 3 роки тому

    Wow, quiet good cheese making. I learned a lot about how you rely on molds to help with this.

  • @loopylou
    @loopylou 3 роки тому

    Wow Tova. So much work for one batch of goat cheese. Well done.

  • @mariskavanrooyen4381
    @mariskavanrooyen4381 3 роки тому

    Try to trim down your chili plants before the frost and bring them inside or maybe to your parents. Then next year you dont have to start from seed. I do this in the Netherlands and it works really well. The plants can't take any frost at all.

  • @beachfiredude
    @beachfiredude 6 років тому +2

    Thank you for the great tube
    All the best

  • @vapues873
    @vapues873 3 роки тому +1

    So I’m camping for the next couple of days. And I accidentally bent a pole on my tent’s rain guard. And my first thought was to just slow down, breathe, and channel your humility. I’m still not entirely sure what to do, but I’m confident I’ll learn from the universe....in whispers....

  • @kristinastoltzfus6032
    @kristinastoltzfus6032 4 роки тому +2

    Also do you have vinegar? If you add it to the skim milk after heating to a high temperature (google that) you can make mozzarella cheese. My children like that the best. It gets stretchy and squeaks. 😊 I have been binge watching! I need to go feed horses and goats and chickens!

    • @007shinette
      @007shinette 4 роки тому +1

      I never knew that ! My kids would love to have a go at making that, then they can make pizza when the mozzarella is ready !
      Thank you so much for sharing ! Xx

  • @cristianmorar5558
    @cristianmorar5558 4 роки тому +1

    Watching this video in 2020 but it's not late and I love you guys for what you are doing ! Skol !

  • @annawho2220
    @annawho2220 4 роки тому +1

    Oh, i saw Wardruna in October, it was absolutely amazing....

  • @hyrunnisa997
    @hyrunnisa997 3 роки тому

    maybe fiel is similar to kefir. We wrap our yogurt in lots of blankets. I make it in a Dutch oven since it holds heat well and wrap it after adding the starter in 1 towel and then 1 thick blanket overnight. And keep it in a warm place.

  • @shireecox122
    @shireecox122 3 роки тому

    I don’t mean to be nosy, but I thought I’d just point out that you need to watch your little one around the tub full of water. Babies love to play in water, but can also fall in and drown.
    I love the way you care so much for your place and take such good care of it. It’s absolutely beautiful.

  • @coryboyd7958
    @coryboyd7958 4 роки тому +1

    I'd love to see how that thing works. Skim milk is great to drink ice cold.