The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Livestock => Goats => Topic started by: kirsteen151 on May 04, 2018, 07:40:27 am
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Morning all,
We have recently added dairy goats to our little small holding and we are getting a lot more milk than can be used/ frozen by a family 4. We currently don’t sell anything only have what we can use. I have been reading about raw goats milk and it being sold for pets/orphan lambs etc. Does anyone have any experience of doing this, that they can give me some advice?
Thanks in advance
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Make cheese!
You can make a quick and easy cheese that can be used like halloumi :
- Heat milk to simmering point and hold there for an hour
- Take off heat, stir in white vinegar or lemon juice a tablespoonful at a time until the milk turns into curds and whey.
- Strain through a muslin, squeeze and form into a ball (or other shape / shapes, as you wish)
Feed the whey to pigs, use the cheese like halloumi. Tastes great if dunked in olive oil and herbs, seasoned and fried :yum:
And it freezes too ;)
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I've seen a link to a Facebook group for just such a thing, sorry, can't remember the name of the group but worth searching for?
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Thank you I'll definitely try the cheese recipe and Ill have a look for the group on facebook :)
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Ask if you can put a note on the board at your vets.