Guest guest Posted May 6, 2012 Report Share Posted May 6, 2012 First of all, thank you for those of you who responded to my question about determining how much kefir I will need to keep on hand for a family of five. Here is my next question. I am on day 5 of making milk kefir. First day, 2 cups milk to newly ordered grains. First batch separated by 24 hours so I went ahead with three cups for the next batch. Processed that batch at 22 hours without it separating. Third batch I went up to 4 cups and it separated (curds and whey) at 21 hours. Fourth batch, 4 cups of milk and it separated to curds and whey at 20 hours. I am doing 4 cups of milk again, but I am thinking I may already need to divide my grains? Is that possible? My house temp has been around 74-78 degrees, but will be a bit lower this week as it is cooler. Just seems like they are going gangbusters (which is fine by me and I don't mind the separation as we are using the kefir in smoothies and baking) and I guess I'm just making sure everything is on the right track. Second question: We found a raw milk supplier (yeah! as I am hoping we may use raw milk to get past my son's dairy allergy) and I am wondering if I should expect any change due to the switch? I hope to be getting my first supply by the end of this coming week. Thanks in advance for your help! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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