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Goat Milk (Chevre) Cheese

 
Goat Milk (Chevre) Cheese
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Recipe uses nettles for a natural thickener or use rennet tablets.

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Ingredients

    • 1 gallon of fresh goat's milk

Instructions

Cover a pot of nettles with water, boil and reduce liquid to half.

Warm 1 gallon of fresh goat's milk to 90F. Add 1/4 cup nettle juice (or 1 rennet tablet) to milk. When the first clabber forms, about 30 minutes, pour into a cheesecloth bag and hang the curd up to drain.

After the liquid has drained for a few minutes squeeze the bag to form a block and drain off excess moisture. Store in cheesecloth in a cool place.

Additional Notes

Nettles and water to make 1/4 cup nettle juice (or use 1 rennet tablet)

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