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Cow's Milk, Skimmed After Making Butter - Uses?

Started by Jessica_H, January 09, 2011, 06:49:54 PM

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Jessica_H

I'm planning on making a bunch of butter which means I'll have about 3-4 gallons of skimmed milk. Any ideas on what to do with it other than make Parmesan?

ArnaudForestier

Quote from: Jessica_H on January 09, 2011, 06:49:54 PM
I'm planning on making a bunch of butter which means I'll have about 3-4 gallons of skimmed milk. Any ideas on what to do with it other than make Parmesan?

Tomme - classically, the use for just this. :)
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linuxboy

What flavor of cheese do you want? You can make all styles of cheese using milk not traditionally used for the style, usually with good results. Goudas work well for skimmed milk, so do tommes, so do many dry, aged cheeses. If you push the moisture content in the curd down below 34% and age for a year, you can use either thermo of meso culture to make good cheese. You can even do specialties like skimmed milk ricotta salata - great eating and shredding cheese.