How to make goat cheese without starter

[@amyschuh2442]

I've been milking my Nubian for a few weeks now and finally decided to experiment and make a batch of cheese. This recipe turned out great! Next time I will be adding dill, caraway, and garlic. Thank you! Quick and easy!

[@TraditionalLiving]

Those are great herbs to add! Yields are especially good with Nubian's milk

[@antonyreyes7609]

Do you let the milk sit out for a couple of days and collect cream for butter ? Or do you use fresh milk

[@alicesmith2614]

thank you-the clearest and most straight forward

[@evensfrancois1]

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[@aletheia874]

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[@aletheia874]

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[@aletheia874]

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[@carmenrodriguez-hs1po]

Delicious! I just followed this recipe with half gallon of raw goat milk and one a half lemon. The curds were a little smaller but I ended up with a nice size cheese. I only added salt before shaping it and putting it in the fridge. Very delicious. Thanks for sharing the recipe.

[@picframe000]

add some flour to whey and sugar and a lil of baking soda. mix until it reaches pancake consistency and pan fry like pancakes. best thing ever. ur welcome

[@southofedenfarmsTN]

How much of each ingredient?

[@Arnuuld]

he says "some" like go with your guts, its a feeling kinda thing I think, experiment mate :)

[@Rahel8811]

Sunshine A. Thank you

[@GMLFire]

Measurements would have been better

[@heatherfrick1202]

I love that you just use fresh lemon juice!! So natural and no extras ❤ cant wait to try it!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

We make goat cheese for dessert by mixing mashed blueberry or raspberries into the log of goatcheese and spreading it on anything. It is such a great lo fat dessert that is creamy and naturally sweet.

[@sissycourmier3100]

we got our first goats this year, cant wait to try this out. it looks awesome.

[@tronalpha9137]

Hi. I live on a yacht and i make this with full cream milk all the time using a chucx dish cloth doubled over. I spred it on home made pan fryed scones with strawberry jam. Yum. Gerard.

[@hjd832]

Thank you for sharing this simple recipe . I can’t wait to try it . Does it work for cows milk as well ?

[@samnikole1643]

Make a salt and water liquid and put the cheese in that water. Salt preserves the cheese a lot longer but it needs to be in the liquid completely! It can last a long time in that salt water

[@feederdiaries4862]

love your voice and how simply you state things and your pep/energy, thank you for this video! more please!

[@Raghav-ww1bt]

I'm planning to start raising a lot of goats for meat, so started searching for use dishes that could be made out of goats milk.

[@framzy7682]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 If you need helpers at your goat farm

[@vanillanut8908]

Wow! Whey easier than I thought! lol No really, this was a great video. I'll be back in milk hopefully by March and plan to do this. Trying to get as far from grocery store shopping as I can. Thanks!

[@lucitac8137]

It looks so easy and good. Do you think that ultra-pasteurized milk would work? I couldn't find not pasteurized goat milk.

[@berspective1]

Cheese recipes I've seen say not to use ultrapasterized. If you use cows milk it would probably come out as ricota cheese. Have no idea want would come out if you used heavycream but how bad could it be. (if you are going to make something new use a small amount at fiirst - just a suggestion)

[@hansrasmussen7284]

thank you for how much easier it is when you describe there are no hard task at all.

[@doreenglendinning5987]

Thank you for this video my granddaughter can’t eat or drink anything dairy. She is not just lactose intolerant she is allergic to anything that comes from a cow. I have learned how to make whipped cream from chickpeas so she isn’t left out on the holidays. And always diligent about chocolate,and read all labels that I purchase Incase she may in-jest. We don’t have to completely go vegan but I’m very careful when it comes to her. I love my Grandchildren so much and I am so grateful for all that give their time to share with the over 60 group that still want to take ❤️💕💕 care of the babies we love.

[@nonyabeeznuss304]

My neighbor gives me a gallon of goat milk every week, but i always feel terrible because I can't drink it fast enough before it spoils, I think I will try this, Thanks!!!

[@adrianclv8494]

great recipe!! is there any measure of lemon per quanqity of milk?

[@jamipowell275]

Thank you for this video - used your instruction to make my first batch of goat cheese today!❤

[@b.freddyhu5864]

Roast garlic with olive oil, salt, pepper, a litteral pinch of cardamon, 1/8 tsp of tumeric and then put in 2 bay leaf, thyme Nd rosmary last 2-3 mins and put to the side. Make the cheese and roll the garlic In the cheese in the cloth and then let it drain once well and serve. U can also compress it a little bit to firm it, and then soak it in salted olive oil.

[@cluisap]

This is the easiest way to do goat cheese. Thank you ❣️

[@HenriRaubenheimer]

Followed your recipe, worked perfectly! Thank you very much.

[@emma24ism]

I love it when they get straight to the point.

[@donnasavedbygrace]

Hi thank you for the recipe, I do have a question. I made it it came out fine but it doesn’t have that distinctive tangy goat cheese flavor did I miss something or what can I do to get that flavor? Thanks again.

[@peggy4581]

Can we do with a pasteurised goat milk ?

[@barbalcook1796]

Great recipe, thank you! Can you save the milk to try again if it doesn't curdle?

[@minnesota630]

Is there a reason that you heated it up to 180 degrees? Can you do this at a much lower temperature? Thanks

[@tiajewels2820]

When do you mix in your basil and garlic? Sea salt?

[@trishrader102]

I'm definitely going to do this recipe! Looks delicious!

[@SB-vg1rm]

I made a gallon of fresh goats milk & 1/2 cup of fresh lemon juice but has few small curds. How long should I wait for curds to form?

[@Phatcatmoments]

She said one to two minutes but I hear people leave it out 72 degrees for 6-12 hours.

[@felixbali3342]

That will be roughly 85 Celsius in case you're not familiar with the other Fahrenheit. Thanks for the video I start making it now

[@tawakkul3]

that was amazing. had I known it was that easy I would have done this so long ago. I need this for my daughter since she can't have dairy. I figured I'd try goats milk instead and see how she reacts to it. I believe goats milk is healthier for you anyway.

[@samnikole1643]

Aim for Junnah worship1 Yep

[@bonniefowler5013]

This looks really easy. I will have to try it myself. Thank you for sharing.

[@richardmartin2646]

Does Fresh grapefruit juice work

[@demonuknow]

Any way to substitute white vinegar for the lemon juice?

[@swia827]

Good easy and fast way to make cheese for everyone. I have a question: when goat milk tastes a little sour, but no other smell, can we still drink it?

[@judylynn2744]

Can you press this cheese in a cheese press to make a hard cheese from it?

[@sp77622]

Judy LeSueur sure.But it crumbles a little bit

[@joseaguirre9389]

Hey so about a week ago i bought goat cheese from walmart right? and well i got home i literally made everyone in my house try it.. well im sorry but literally all 6 of us were on the edge of throwing up.. BUT! I went back to walmart the next week to try other stuff and my gf made fun of me saying "Hey babe here is some more goat cheese, hahaaa " and i felt it like lol and i realized this was less squichy than the last one since the one i ate was really really squishy point is? Does goat cheese taste old and feel kind of dusty? mothy kind of? or could it have been expired???

[@drkaplin98]

It should be creamy when in a block and can be very sticky. crumbled will be a little dryer but it still should melt in your mouth and have a creamy consistency. Your walmart cheese sounds like it was expired, if possible get your cheese from local or reputable stores.

[@erzsebetnilsson580]

good fresh goat cheese are taste NICE but there is many different brand and ME TOTALLY GOAT DAIRY PRODUCT EATER can tell you it is big different from cheese to cheese depending of the brand and whether it is soft or hard. each should taste pleasant AT LEAST say about it. Yours must been expired....

[@lancebaker1374]

@José, You ACTUALLY made them try it. Literal is the opposite of figurative. It wouldn't make sense to say you figuratively made them taste it, so literally can't be used either. Teens, please learn proper English!

[@tiajewels2820]

Can you freeze the goat cheese after it is made?

[@jeimmortal]

Do you pour your lemon juice into the 180 degree milk? Or wait until it cools down ?

[@Therapy72]

I tried this today, it did not work at all so I'm not sure where I went wrong. I pasturized the milk at 165 degrees, cooled it to about 80 degrees, then added the fresh lemon juice-no curds.

[@margarethelmuth7337]

The milk has to be heated to 185 degrees F, no less than 180 and not over 190, and the lemon needs to be added while it is at that hot temperature, not when it’s cooled down, otherwise it won’t work, you said you only heated your milk to 165 degrees F and then you cooled it down to 80 degrees F before you added the lemon juice, I think your temperature was too low, That’s just my thoughts. I hope you’ve had successful cheese making since.

[@junemoreau3900]

Can I replace lemon juice with vegetable rennet?

[@Stella1112]

I will try it! It looks delicious! Thank you!

[@IMADALBASRII]

Thanks for your beautiful video and delicious goat milk cheese always when I have breakfast at whole foods we but goat milk cheese and it's really taste so good How i can get the cheese be creamy kind of little soft Also can we used any culture if that what make cheese soft

[@leonfernander]

How long we can keep this

[@aoj983]

How much lemon juice should I add, and how many minutes should I leave the mixture to gother

[@vageliasamoli3236]

How about if I want to add salt? What to do?.. Please 👍

[@sunshineseaandvitamind8620]

Can this be done with lime? And if so is it the same amount?

[@OfftoShambala]

This is my third video on making goat cheese… all three different… I like this one.

[@hollyscribner2611]

Can you use powdered goats milk?

[@rebeccahutcheson599]

That was awesome thank you it's nice to see somebody can make something from real ingredients and not all the industrial b******* that makes us sick thank you again

[@tmc1373]

Amazing! How long does this last in the refrigerator and can you freeze it?

[@naturewatcher7596]

Did the cheese taste sour because of the lemon?

[@MalsAstridah]

I will definitely try this. How many made it to 2024? Happy new year y'all❤

[@krisztinab.4958]

Just making it the first time! Thanks SO much! 💛💛💛

[@MTreatVO]

Just did this for the first time from the milk I got from my goats this morning. Worked amazingly. One question though. Do you fold the cheesecloth multiple times or just leave it as one layer?

[@pjd2709]

If you have a large piece of cheese cloth, I would fold it as many times as you can, it will stop small curds fro slipping through! Happy cheese making, no more chees brought chese for you right?

[@samnikole1643]

The Hobbyist You can leave it in one layer

[@arthurhector5153]

Does the cheese taste of lemon t all or even a tiny bit of lemon taste??

[@Hulbertfamilyfarm]

Flour sack towels work better. Plus they are reuseable. It cuts the cost a lot and you don't lose any of the curds.

[@Candorsmayhem]

Can you use sour orange instead of lemon juice?

[@lonnydavis416]

How long will the cheese last in the fridge?

[@mariame39]

Can I use lime instead?

[@onism3053]

you can use vinegar too

[@hjd832]

My mother used to use pasteurized cow’s milk that had just ‘gone off’ , by pouring it into a cheesecloth, without heating it up ! She used to hand this for a couple of days from a hook over the kitchen worktop & let it drip dry into a dish. I remember it tasted quite strong & cheesy. Have you tried this ?

[@hjd832]

Hang, ( not hand ! )…

[@KruTerry]

How long will this cheese last? Can I store it and save it?

[@SqueakysHatchery]

Idk what I did wrong it won't start curdling

[@kenyaholmest]

Can you make cake icings out of this as well. That looks fast and easy

[@cachi-7878]

I prefer aged goat cheese but I don’t think you can age this cheese without the proper bacteria. Have you tried?

[@myhappyplacehomestead8727]

Is this called chevire cheese?

[@rybell5855]

Do you need the lemons?

[@simpindulgence6384]

I bet that would taste wonderful on a bagel with some lox.

[@ournovascotiaadventure1619]

Do you get the flavour of the lemon in the cheese?

[@troyw9091]

I'm having a problem with the consistency. It feels as if I need to remove more moisture but I have no drips anymore. Help

[@jennyandbuddy]

This ended up not working for me but my thermometer went on the fritz in the middle of my heating process 💔 the curds didn't form😢

[@tjmartin6811]

Me either, total fail. Very disappointing and a waste of 1/2 gallon of goat milk.

[@MrThatonebitch]

Can you do this with raw cows milk too?

[@joeallen9897]

Yes, milk is milk as long it's of a desired animal. Not all goats make delicious milk. Also, some people do not like milk of a goat or cow that is free range as what it eats directly reflects the taste of its milk. Good for thought.

[@samnikole1643]

andrea a Of course. It comes out awesome if is fresh from the cow

[@donnan.loyacano3977]

Great receipt, thanks!

[@rachelearl8595]

I admit the first time I bought semi skimmed goats milk by mistake and it didn't work. So straight out again I went and bought full fat. It was exactly the same didn't go to curds and whey.

[@BMOKNOWS25]

Rachel Earl Was it raw? From what I understand it cannot be pasteurized.

[@rachelearl8595]

it was shop bought. tried it again still with shop bought not raw with vinegar and it worked perfectly. put in a mold after I drained it and it turned into a lovely firm cheese

[@vickiraynes2854]

Rachel Earl ii

[@vickiraynes2854]

Mu

[@erzsebetnilsson580]

does it tasted nice....? I mean with the vinegar?

[@Oggiwara1]

Great video and very simple recipe! Can I use any fresh milk I have, like Cow og Buffalo?

[@samnikole1643]

Svein Arne Grønnevik YES

[@dav1d499]

Do you use Pasteurized goats's milk or raw milk? I used raw milk and there wasn't a separation when I added the fresh Lemon juice.

[@DrDrea65]

Yes, I would like to know do you use pasteurized goats milk or raw goats milk

[@minhapark2734]

What can I substitute for lemon juice? Can I use Vinegar instead?

[@MsStormy45]

yes you can

[@freespeech8406]

apple cider vinegar half cup.

[@mattye880]

Would you call it ricotta cheese?

[@anu531]

Does it taste like store bought goat cheese?

[@kadidraj]

Since I can not find goat milk ...how do I make goat milk out of goat cheese?????

[@LenfantHomestead]

I made my first batch 1 hallow raw goats milk and 1 cup lemon juice I brought milk up to 180 degrees my curds are very small compared to yours why did it happen my whey is still very white and I have 3/4 gallon of whey and 1 3/4 cup of cheese curds pressed I put it back on and brought temp to 185 and got another 1/2 cup of very small curds both are hanging now to dry what should I do differently

[@SobrietyandSolace]

I also get smaller curds than this, maybe my acids weren't strong enough

[@weleshmahary3403]

How do you store the rest???

[@jippatru4398]

How does it tastes. And how much you sell it for if you want to

[@jippatru4398]

Nice. Thank you

[@lillymaypatterson6375]

I love this lady and how she explained everything. I have been milking my two new mothers since March and storing it in the freezer. I am running out of freezer space ! So, it's time to make some cheese.

[@cosettelewallen4281]

What about raw cheese?

[@Hulbertfamilyfarm]

I make raw goat cheese. I do similar to above. I have mixed lemon juice with fresh milk (still warm), and let it set on the counter over night then strain. I've also made it by heating the milk to between 80 to 100 degrees F. then add in the lemon juice. turn off the heat let it set for 30 minutes. then strain it. You get a different flavor these ways.

[@SobrietyandSolace]

​@@Hulbertfamilyfarm So heating t 80-100 as opposed to the typical 170-190 changes the flavour? In what way and does it change the texture, too?

[@franniebergh9831]

Just wanted to know if you pasteurized it beforehand?

[@lillymaypatterson6375]

no

[@mia-fe8hv]

Did you use fresh goats milk?

[@badreddine3465]

Awesome idea .thanks lot. Well done. i love it.👍❤🇲🇦

[@lyneahanson1392]

Going to start making this...Thanks!

[@peterw7951]

Excellent video. Many tks

[@jeimmortal]

Mine didn’t work. 😐

[@danielleterry180]

Yum and so easy thank you can’t wait to get my Nubian dwarfs

[@deoandchristiansvlog8395]

I love this video can't wait to make some

[@myhappyplacehomestead8727]

Can I freeze this cheese?

[@Dasani_water_drinker]

Probably if you vacuum seal it

[@rohibano3738]

Easiest way loved it 😍

[@chindo_translator]

Store bought goat cheese or …?

[@chaoticandrew5983]

tried this! pretty good

[@CristyJHall]

I love this idea.

[@winterfae5403]

Looks so yummy

[@darkapothecary4116]

Can you do this without warning the milk?

[@erzsebetnilsson580]

yes. if you leave out the milk over night in the warm (not hot) place and the milk go so called 'sour' which is it separates from the liquid than you just drain it and add all what ever herbs you want for to taste as your preference.....

[@samnikole1643]

Erin May no

[@thinkagain777]

is heating necessary ?

[@IsaacNorrisengineer]

thinkagain777 Yes, it is required to coagulate the milk into curds and way.

[@ruthnjoki2818]

Thank you.❤