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Yogurt!

on June 09, 2021

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Yesterday was Yogurt day!

I made some vanilla and cinnamon yogurt, sugar free. For my second time making it, I think it turned out well. My family surely liked it!

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Made Some Cheese and Beer

Sunday I made some beer and cheese. I made the beer so I can make some beer soaked cheese. I decided to make a big Brie wheel. Honestly, I had some trouble as I used a homemade mold. I bought a 2 gallon food safe bucket and asked my husband to add some drainage holes. I forgot to ask him to cut off the top and bottom so it was like a hoop. I decided to try it anyway, the top was a little bigger than the bottom and I broke my cheese in half. Luckily, I was able to push the halves back together since it was very soft and still curdy. I was able to find a stainless steel ring mold I use for cake and used it for my cheese so it looks pretty again . The beer seems to be doing well. I bought a kit from a local brewing supply company. Followed all the directions and was able to get to the fermentation stage of the beer. I am thinking of continuing, since it was pretty fun! I think it would be neat to come up with my own beer.

Welcome!

Hello! My name is Diane and I am a home cheese maker! I have been making cheese since 2013 and have loved it. Blogging is new to me so please accept my apologies for my newbie problems or occurrences! I will be uploading pictures and information about my cheese making adventures! I hope everyone is willing to learn how make cheese with me. Let’s do our best!

Cotswold Cheese

I decided to make Cotswold cheese yesterday. The recipe is from Artisan Cheesemaking. I used De Smet Dairy Raw Cows Milk 4 gallons in order to make 2 different Red Chile Onion and Garlic I know it’s traditionally made with onion and chive but I did not have any on hand so I used the garlic. I think it will taste great.

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