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Non-homogenized milk in cheese-making


cyalexa

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I'm new to cheesemaking and am about to make my first mozzarella. I found a source of unpasteurized milk (no small feat in Oklahoma, and it's not too far from my house!). It is not homogenized. Do I need to make any adjustments to address the tendency for the cream to rise to the top? 

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Just mix it well with a whisk before adding the coagulating agent. 

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Please let us know how it comes out, cyalexa. I keep reading about how easy and fun it is, but haven't taken the plunge myself yet.

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Please let us know how it comes out, cyalexa. I keep reading about how easy and fun it is, but haven't taken the plunge myself yet.

I will definitely report. I have made ricotta quite a few times with grocery store milk. I'm looking forward to the upgraded ingredients.  

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