Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 Hi all, We're considering using non-pasteurized goat milk from a local certified goat farm. The owner said that Pasteurising is different then heat treated. They have to heat the air around the milk as well and do more complicated things. If we decide to get this milk which I think we have I want to make sure all the bacteria is killed before we ferment it. I've used a meat thermometer in the past and noticed different temperatures for the milk as I get closer to the heat source of course. Yet, the goats milk will boil if I set the thermometer at the top of the milk before it gets to 180 degrees. Any suggestions on the best thermometer? Should I get a candy thermometer? Brent Father Ella age 4 Leaky Gut SCD 6mo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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