FRESH mozzarella cheese made from our raw goat milk. |
Fresh Mozzarella Cheese
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2 gallons milk (we use raw goat milk)
3 teaspoons citric acid powder
1/2 teaspoon liquid rennet
1/8 teaspoon lipase (that's plenty, you can really taste it)
1/2 cup cool water, divided in half
1/4 cup warm water
1) Dissolve citric acid powder in 1/4 cup cool water, add to milk, stir well.
2) Dissolve lipase in 1/4cup warm water, add to milk, stir well.
3) Slowly warm milk, on low, to 90*F.
4) Dilute rennet in 1/4 cup of cool water, add to milk, stir well.
5) Turn heat off allow milk to set for 15min to achieve a clean break.
6) Cut into 1 inch curds, set in a 105*F water bath for 10min (it is okay for the curds to mat together some).
7) Drain curds into a colander kneading lightly to express whey (start heating whey now if you are making ricotta). Break curd apart and 2 teaspoons salt, knead lightly.
9) Place the curd into a microwave and cook on high for 1 minute, knead to express whey.
10) Cook on high heat again for 1 minute, cheese will be very hot and there wont be much whey this time, the cheese will begin to stretch.
11) Stretch and fold cheese a few times then fold into a ball, rinse in cold water, place in a small bowl to mold, and refrigerate
Cheese will last 2 weeks in the refrigerator or can be frozen.
~ Hanunyah
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