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How to Make Goat Cheese
October 25, 2012 - GrowOrganic
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Add mixtures of herbs and spices to your homemade goat cheese, and create signature flavored goat cheeses for each season. In our new video on making goat cheese Tricia starts off by milking the goats and finishes by rolling goat cheese logs in two different blends of herbs and spices, for richly flavored cheeses. Tricia uses our Fresh Goat Cheese Kit. For details on how to make goat cheese, watch our video and read our article, Easy steps to homemade goat cheese. How to add flavors to goat cheese…
Just a few steps will take you to your very own homemade goat cheese! Tricia milks goats and shows you how to prepare homemade goat cheese in our new video. Tricia milked Aurora and then they went for a stroll. Recipe for homemade goat cheese Back in the kitchen, Tricia got going with 1 gallon of goat milk (you can buy pasteurized goat milk if you don’t know an obliging goat like Aurora). Tricia used our Fresh Goat Cheese Kit that has cultures, rennet, cheese molds, and butter muslin. Tricia…

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Deborah Westphal Says:
Oct 29th, 2012 at 10:54 am

Can I use store-bought goat milk to make this goat cheese?
I don’t have a goat yet.

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