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Does the unstrained fil mjolk have the texture of yoghurt and did you use

raw unheated milk to make the Fil Mjolk or did you heat it first?

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----- Original Message -----

From: Katanne <katanne@...>

< >

Sent: Sunday, September 08, 2002 7:39 PM

Subject: fil mjolk-Heleen

> Hi Heleen,

>

> I just finished my first batch of fil mjolk cheese, and is it so SWEET it

> tasted like it had sugar in it. The fil mjolk itself has a creamy flavor,

> but something about making it into a cheese really makes a difference.

>

> I work with everything, so I tasted the whey and it also is sweet! I plan

> to play around with it to see what different types of flavors I can get.

>

> I also made almond milk, then added some fil mjolk and let it ferment 24

> hours, then poured it into my cheese bag, and the cheese is the most

> wonderful, rich, nutty tasting cream cheese I have ever tasted!

>

> I made my low carb " egg seed " bread recipe, but cooked it like small

> pancakes. Then I put a little sugar free maple syrup, and a bit of fil

> mjolk cheese on top (both of these cheeses were excellent). I had people

> who eat " normal " American junk food test the flavor, and they thought it

was

> loaded with sugar and rich creams. I have to admit, it was one of my

better

> creations!

>

> I know that GEM cultures ships worldwide, so you could get the fil mjolk

> there. That is where Dom gets some of his cultures and he is in

Australia.

>

> I have a request. If anyone tries some of the recipes I have shared,

could

> you take a moment to let me know how they turn out? I am working on a

book

> to teach how to ferment foods and different combos of low carb foods, and

> extra comments are very much appreciated. You can write to me at my email

> address. Thanks.

>

> p.s. I am glad you like my web site, it took quite a few years to create,

> and I am always adding new things.

>

> Take care,

>

> Kat

> http://www.katking.com

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: " niek_lotte " <post@...>

> < >

> Sent: Sunday, September 08, 2002 2:49 PM

> Subject: hello everybody

>

>

> Hello everybody,

>

> I'm new here. To be honest, I don't know anything about

> the " Nourishing Traditions " . I was on the internet searching for

> sourdough starters and fjil mölk and the search machine showd me this

> place. I've read a few messages and I found it very intersting here.

> For a short time I'm experimenting with Kombucha, waterkefir and

> milkkefir and I'm going to become very healthy-food-minded. Sorry for

> my uncorrect english. I'll do my best to make myself clear.

> Hi Kat. I saw you here to. Nice site you have b.t.w. That fjill mjölk

> I can't get here. I've tried everywhere but no luck so far.

> Hope to learn a lot here.

> Greetings from Holland,

>

> Heleen

>

>

>

>

>

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