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I have the opportunity to get fromage blanc cheese made from a local

source of raw goat's milk. Does anyone know if this particular cheese

is " legal " ? I couldn't find any reference to it in BTVC.

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I googled " fromage blanc " and found it to be a fresh, unaged cheese,

so it would not be legal, sorry.

, mom to

> I have the opportunity to get fromage blanc cheese made from a local

> source of raw goat's milk. Does anyone know if this particular cheese

> is " legal " ? I couldn't find any reference to it in BTVC.

>

> Jeni Lynn

>

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How would fromage blanc be different from legal dry curd cottage cheese,

otherwise known as farmer's cheese?

julie46250 wrote:

I googled " fromage blanc " and found it to be a fresh, unaged cheese,

so it would not be legal, sorry.

, mom to

> I have the opportunity to get fromage blanc cheese made from a local

> source of raw goat's milk. Does anyone know if this particular cheese

> is " legal " ? I couldn't find any reference to it in BTVC.

>

> Jeni Lynn

>

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> I googled " fromage blanc " and found it to be a fresh, unaged cheese,

> so it would not be legal, sorry.

>

> , mom to

>

> > I have the opportunity to get fromage blanc cheese made from a local

> > source of raw goat's milk. Does anyone know if this particular cheese

> > is " legal " ? I couldn't find any reference to it in BTVC.

> >

> > Jeni Lynn

> >

Jeni, I can't answer your question but by poting Emerril lagasse's recipe for

Fromae Blanc,

maybe a moderator can. Wehave discussed the difficulties of making our own DCC

at

home. Anyhow here goes and remeber THIS IS NOT LEGAL as far as I know but

clarifies for

others just what Fromage Blanc is in the c;lasic sense.

2 quarts whole milk, as fresh as possible

1 cup heavy cream (optional)

2 cups fresh buttermilk

2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice, strained

1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon salt, if desired

Heavy Cream, for serving

In a large, heavy saucepan, add the milk and the cream for a richer fromage

blanc. In a

mixing bowl, combine the buttermilk and lemon juice and stir to combine well.

Add the

buttermilk-lemon juice mixture to the milk and begin to heat the milk, over low

heat and

very slowly, to 175 degrees F. While the milk is heating, stir only twice,

making 2 strokes

each time, with a heat-proof spatula or other flat utensil. Check the

temperature often. As

soon as the temperature reaches 175 degrees F, remove the pot from the heat and

allow

to sit, undisturbed, for 10 minutes.

Line a large colander with 2 layers of fine cheesecloth and set over a large

bowl. Gently

ladle the curds and whey into the colander and allow to drain until the drips of

whey

slows, about 2 minutes. Tie the corners of the cheesecloth together to form a

hanging

pouch, and hang pouch over a bowl and allow to drain until the cheese reaches

the desired

consistency.

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac

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Thanks Carol, very informative.

carolfrilegh wrote:

> I googled " fromage blanc " and found it to be a fresh, unaged cheese,

> so it would not be legal, sorry.

>

> , mom to

>

> > I have the opportunity to get fromage blanc cheese made from a local

> > source of raw goat's milk. Does anyone know if this particular cheese

> > is " legal " ? I couldn't find any reference to it in BTVC.

> >

> > Jeni Lynn

> >

Jeni, I can't answer your question but by poting Emerril lagasse's recipe for

Fromae Blanc,

maybe a moderator can. Wehave discussed the difficulties of making our own DCC

at

home. Anyhow here goes and remeber THIS IS NOT LEGAL as far as I know but

clarifies for

others just what Fromage Blanc is in the c;lasic sense.

2 quarts whole milk, as fresh as possible

1 cup heavy cream (optional)

2 cups fresh buttermilk

2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice, strained

1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon salt, if desired

Heavy Cream, for serving

In a large, heavy saucepan, add the milk and the cream for a richer fromage

blanc. In a

mixing bowl, combine the buttermilk and lemon juice and stir to combine well.

Add the

buttermilk-lemon juice mixture to the milk and begin to heat the milk, over low

heat and

very slowly, to 175 degrees F. While the milk is heating, stir only twice,

making 2 strokes

each time, with a heat-proof spatula or other flat utensil. Check the

temperature often. As

soon as the temperature reaches 175 degrees F, remove the pot from the heat and

allow

to sit, undisturbed, for 10 minutes.

Line a large colander with 2 layers of fine cheesecloth and set over a large

bowl. Gently

ladle the curds and whey into the colander and allow to drain until the drips of

whey

slows, about 2 minutes. Tie the corners of the cheesecloth together to form a

hanging

pouch, and hang pouch over a bowl and allow to drain until the cheese reaches

the desired

consistency.

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac

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Hi ,

The fromage blanc is full of lactose. The DCCC is not.

Sheila

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How would fromage blanc be different from legal dry curd cottage cheese,

otherwise known as farmer's cheese?

julie46250 <julie46250 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

I googled " fromage blanc " and found it to be a fresh, unaged cheese,

so it would not be legal, sorry.

, mom to

> I have the opportunity to get fromage blanc cheese made from a local

> source of raw goat's milk. Does anyone know if this particular cheese

> is " legal " ? I couldn't find any reference to it in BTVC.

>

> Jeni Lynn

>

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