Making Fresh Cheese From Discount Milk!! Easy Farmer's Cheese


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This one has been on my list for a while now. I came across a discount gallon of whole milk at Food Lion and decided it was time …

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  1. @DuchessOfQuilt
    @DuchessOfQuilt says:

    Lisa, that’s almost exactly how we drained our cheese back on the farm, hanging from the handle on the upper cupboard. We used mostly skim milk to make cheese and I don’t think we got it quite that hot but that was many years ago for me. I remember my mother testing the temperature by putting her bare hands on the outside of the pot. When it got too hot to hold your hands there, it was the right temperature. Also, the whey was much more clear but slightly yellowish – just how it looked after your second cooking. 😉

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  2. @TerriNoble
    @TerriNoble says:

    🌻🌻I MISSED YOU LISA DAWN!!! Thank You for creating this video for us. Great ideas and inspiration from you, always. Take care, God bless You, Andrew, your Mom, and your Fur Baby. 🌻🌻

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  3. @mihaelavernicu6784
    @mihaelavernicu6784 says:

    From my experience (I make cheese using goat milk), just add 6 tablespoons of vinegar to one gallon of milk, but the temperature needs to be higher than 200 F, let the milk gently boil until the residue has completely separated, it should have a clear, greenish color. From your video, it seems that the fat has not completely separetad into curds, that's why the residue is still white 😊❤❤❤

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  4. @Happy2Run4Me
    @Happy2Run4Me says:

    All this cheese making AND a bagel making recipe???? Priceless. I was just about to try my hand at making homemade bagels and now I’m not so intimidated by the process. Thank you so much!!!☺️Wish me luck!🍀

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  5. @mascha9266
    @mascha9266 says:

    Great Video!! From the cheese curds you can make an Indian cheese called Paneer. I like to use lemon juice for it. After you drain the whey.. Keep it in the cloth and weight it down with a plate and a weight on the top, like a can of tomato sauce. The next day you can cut it into cubes and use it in various Indian dishes. One of the really good ones is saag paneer.

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  6. @ManyaP64
    @ManyaP64 says:

    I was just thinking about how much I missed you and how I needed to see a new Lisa Dawn video – then, voila! A new video to watch today. I don’t think you know how much joy your videos bring to people. Thank you!

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