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Chevre Cheese Making Recipe
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John (CH)
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Location: Katy, Houston, Texas, USA
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Chevre Cheese Making Recipe
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May 03, 2008, 08:10:20 AM »
Goat (Chevre in french) cheese has a sharpe taste and is considered a delicacy by many.
INGREDIENTS
1/2 gallon of goat milk
1 tablespoon fresh Lemon Juice or Vinegar
Table Salt
Pepper
Buttermilk (optional)
Flavorings (optional)
DIRECTIONS
Heat the milk in a stainless steel pot over low heat to 185 F / 85 C.
Remove from heat and stir in lemon juice or vinegar.
Cover and let sit several hours.
When the milk begins to form lumps that look like cottage cheese, separate the curds and whey in a cheesecloth lined strainer-colander, discarding whey.
When curds are cool enough, use your hands or large ladle to squeeze as much liquid from them as you can.
Season the Chevre with salt and/or pepper to taste, add other flavourings such as garlic, dill, parsley.
Either press, or wrap tightly in cheese cloth and place in fridge to "set".
After few days Chevre is ready to be eaten.
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rosawoodsii
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Location: Maine
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Re: Chevre Cheese Making Recipe
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December 10, 2012, 08:10:18 PM »
Only commenting on this old thread because I was looking for a different chevre recipe and came across this. For the unsuspecting, this isn't classic chevre; it's more like whole milk ricotta.
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