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Here is an abbreviated (roughly) alphabetized table of recipes on this site. Note that some are homesteading recipes beyond cheese: Links? http://biology.clc.uc.edu/fankhauser/Cheese/CHEESE.HTML

Fankhauser's Cheese Page

Hi all!! Did you think we left you in the lurch with two semi-tough assignments (gouda & cheddar)? Not to worry. For those of you still a bit nervous about making your own cheese...and those who want to forge something between lengthy assignments, we promised we'd keep adding some quicker/beginner cheeses to the mix!!

Assignment: Yogurt Cheese!

http://forgingfromage.blogspot.com/2010/07/assignment-yogurt-cheese.html
I am happy to see that there has been a positive response to my posting about ant-yogurt. It actually seems like a plausible means of bacteria transference, more so than the cow stomach theory (which I am not saying is not true). I mean, the stomach and the udder, as far as I know (I am no zoologist, but feel confident about this claim), are not connected in a cow. So how would the "contamination" occur? I imagine something like this conversation on a farm way way WAY back in the day: "Hey Ma, daddy and Jose just butchered the cow and gave me this here cow stomach. It's naaasty. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/332305

Making yogurt without using commercial yogurt or starter