Re: mozzarella & grain mills

[Guest guest]

Check out Dom's Kefir In-site for a recipe for a mozzarella-like cheese

made with kefir. I've tried it, though I didn't exactly follow his

instructions, and I got a good stretchy cheese that was just like string

cheese/mozzarella. I also put some of it in a jar of olive oil with a

couple cloves of garlic, salt & basil and that was absolutely delicious.

Also, for grain mills, if you own a Rival or a Kitchen-Aid mixer you can

purchase a grain mill attachment that is a lot less expensive than

buying a mill. I have the one for the Rival and it works great.. it's

adjustable and a little less noisy than the K-Tec or the Whisper Mill

(it's still quite noisy though).

Meg

[Guest guest]

>I also put some of it in a jar of olive oil with a

>couple cloves of garlic, salt & basil and that was absolutely >delicious.

When you put cheese in oil like this howl ong do you leave it together and do

you leave this set out room temp or do you need to refridgerate it?

Grace,

a Augustine

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I wish you enough rain to appreciate the sun more.

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I wish you enough pain so that the smallest joys in life appear much bigger.

I wish you enough gain to satisfy your wanting.

I wish you enough loss to appreciate all that you possess.

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--anonymous

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

From: MegDCL@...

Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 3:36 PM

Subject: Re: mozzarella & grain mills

Check out Dom's Kefir In-site for a recipe for a mozzarella-like cheese

made with kefir. I've tried it, though I didn't exactly follow his

instructions, and I got a good stretchy cheese that was just like string

cheese/mozzarella.

Also, for grain mills, if you own a Rival or a Kitchen-Aid mixer you can

purchase a grain mill attachment that is a lot less expensive than

buying a mill. I have the one for the Rival and it works great.. it's

adjustable and a little less noisy than the K-Tec or the Whisper Mill

(it's still quite noisy though).

Meg