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By Sandra on March 22nd, 2009
 So. You’re in a mood for some romance. And who isn’t? You decide to surprise your lovely wife with a nice lasagna…made from scratch…with mozzarella and ricotta that you’ve made by hand.
Yes. Love is in the air. Put on the Andrea Bocelli and let’s get to the cheese making.
(Up until now we’ve made cheese without
[Continue reading How to Make Mozzarella]
By Shorel & Sandra on March 7th, 2009
 OK, so now you know how to make yogurt. “Get to the cheese”, you say? Right on.
The next step in your cheese-making adventures is, naturally: yogurt cheese. This is also known as Greek Yogurt or Dahi (India) or Lebneh (Middle East) or Jocoque (Mexico). It has the consistency of a soft cheese, but the tart
[Continue reading How to Make Yogurt Cheese / Greek Yogurt]
By Shorel & Sandra on March 2nd, 2009
 Yogurt. Yoghurt. Yogourt.
However you want to spell it, it is a wonderful thing.
I want to teach you to make it. That’s right! You too can make a lush, thick, creamy yogurt in your own home.
Even my friends living in places where only watery “drinking yogurt” is available, you too can have the thick stuff again!
Here
[Continue reading How to Make Yogurt / Probiotic Yogurt]
By Shorel & Sandra on February 28th, 2009
 How did you know there were milk companies where you lived?
While catching up on all we missed last fall, Sandra’s friend told her about the melamine findings in the milk and formula (this happened in September ’08). Apparently, two local dairy companies had no melamine findings in their milk. The next day, we went to
[Continue reading Pass the milk, please.]
By Sandra on February 27th, 2009
 As many of you well know, one of the items we brought back from the States was a cheese-making kit. We’re pretty excited about this!
However, to make cheese you need milk that hasn’t been ultra-pasteurized.
What is available in Yichang? Only ultra-pasteurized milk.
Hummm. Challenge.
So the other day, I visited two local milk companies in search of
[Continue reading The Great Search for Raw Milk]
By Shorel & Sandra on August 15th, 2008
 Of all the foods we miss while living in China – cheese is at the top of the list.
Oh, how we miss cheese!
In the imported section of larger grocery stores, we can easily get expensive American cheese slices. At the import market, we can get a twenty pound block of frozen mozzarella.
So you can imagine
[Continue reading Ricotta Cheese]
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