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Title: What to do with a Gallon of Rotten Milk?
Post by: Quesa on January 12, 2010, 05:29:01 AM
... besides tossing it in the garbage...

It's whole past/homog milk, expiration date was three days ago. Found it at the back of the fridge.

It is starting to turn rotten, but it isn't quite too rotten yet.

Any suggestions as to a cheese I could make with it? I was thinking blue cheese, cause it already has the smell to it... but...

:)
Title: Re: What to do with a Gallon of Rotten Milk?
Post by: linuxboy on January 12, 2010, 06:04:41 AM
Do you mean acidic or rancid? If rancid, pour out, if acidic, make a cheese that does not need to age for long. A paneer, for example. If the pH is not too bad (not below 5.8), you can also try a frying cheese.
Title: Re: What to do with a Gallon of Rotten Milk?
Post by: Quesa on January 13, 2010, 04:01:35 AM
My mom used to make sorta condensed milk when the milk got old. She added sugar, vanilla, and boiled the ell out of it until it got thick like caramel.

I did see Paula Deen deep frying cheese once, and it seemed quite easy.

Thanks for your suggestions.

:)