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Tag Archives: milk
Mozzarella, mozzarella, why dost thou fail me? Part 2
Watch out high school science teachers…here I come! My Hypothesis: The higher the pasteurization temperature of grocery store purchased cow’s milk of four different available 1/2 gallon varieties with similar expiration dates will negatively affect the outcome of homemade mozzarella. … Continue reading
Posted in Cheese Making, Experiments, Farm Life, Opinion
Tagged cheese, classes, Food, milk, mozzarella, recipes, whey
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Feeding Urban Families One Goat At A Time
Feeding urban families one goat at a time December 16, 2012 by csukach Herbert Aparicio, urban farmer, works to build a bigger greenhouse on his urban farm in Colorado Springs, Colo., Oct. 24, 2012. The greenhouse will be warmed by … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Cheese Making, chickens, classes, Farm Life, gardening, good people to know, Milking
Tagged Animals, articles, cheese, chickens, classes, cool jobs, Farm Life, Food, homestead food, milk, milking
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Resilience: At The Fine Arts Center
The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center is just opening it’s Resilience Exhibit….and I have been invited to be part of it! I’m teaching 2 special classes at our farm (March 18 and April 14). We will milk the goats (and see … Continue reading
Posted in Cheese Making, classes, Farm Life, good people to know
Tagged Animals, cheese, classes, Farm Life, Food, homestead food, milk, milking, mozzarella
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Introducing… Peaches’ Baby Boy!
Kidding season has finally come to our farm! We’ve been waiting (me, rather impatiently) for the day to come that Peaches, one of our pregnant does, would finally give birth. I was being SO impatient that I was beginning to believe … Continue reading
Posted in Cheese Making, Farm Life, Kidding, Milking
Tagged Animals, Farm Life, kidding, milk
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What kind of vinegar should I use for cheese?
That would be the kind of thing I would google if I were making cheese acidified by vinegar and was not getting it to curd. So, if you did google that and it brought you here…welcome. I used to think … Continue reading
Posted in Cheese Making, Farm Life, Google
Tagged cheese, Farm Life, Food, homestead food, milk, recipes, whey
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Happy New Year!!!
It’s time for DREAM LISTS AGAIN!!! Yahoo!!! It’s always motivating to feel like you’ve got a clean slate…that you can start anew. Thanks to my mom’s passion for setting goals and dreams and figuring out how to attain them, my … Continue reading
Skin Care: Take 1.
(I wrote this yesterday morning) Craig Coffey called last week. He left a message. Then I left him one. Then he left me one. The I left him one. About 3 or 4 more rounds of tag and we finally … Continue reading
