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by Lucy Lee Jones on August 7, 2010

in Cheese Making, FOOD, Mozzarella Cheese, Slow Food Hawai`i, Sustainable Living

Sonia and Lucy
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Buy Flexeril Over The Counter, This past Sunday I had one of the most fascinating experiences I've had in ages. This particular group of people was given an opportunity to take a class in Hilo at Kim's home, one of the Slow Food Hawai`i members. She lives in a section of Old Hilo that has a view of the ocean, 10mg Flexeril. . .

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Buy Flexeril Over The Counter, Fortunately, we had Chef Sandy Barr-Riviera, an instructor with Hawai`i Community College culinary department, to teach us and to help with some of the side steps, like dissolving the rennet and citric acid in water (2 separate steps), while we all anxiously kept peering into our pots to see if it was cheese yet.

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Instructions (ingredients included in the narrative):

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• Using a thermometer for accuracy, 1000mg Flexeril, bring the milk to 50 degrees.

• Then add 1 1/2 teaspoons of citric acid that has been crushed and dissolved in 1 cup of bottled water. Buy Flexeril Over The Counter, The reason you want to use bottled water is to make sure you don't have any chlorine in the water at all. Flexeril uk, Chlorine will completely stop the process and you'll never get cheese.

• Continue stirring over heat until the temperature is around 95 degrees.

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• The whey should be starting to separate from the curd. Flexeril craiglist, Check this by pressing a spoon down in the mixture enough to see if there is good clear whey. This was an almost clear, yellow/greenish liquid. The curd looks like cottage cheese, 100mg Flexeril.

Buy Flexeril Over The Counter, • Using a long knife (like a bread knife), criss-cross cut the curd into pieces that are about 3/4 inch square. Actually, mine didn't cut that cleanly, Flexeril canada, but after slicing my knife around for a while, the curds were adequately small (but not too small).

• Put the pot back on the heat for a little longer, stirring again until the temperature reaches 105 degrees, Flexeril paypal. It doesn't take long so keep a close eye on it.

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• Have a good glass microwavable bowl handy, buy Flexeril Over The Counter. Flexeril overseas, With your skimmer, lift the curds out of the whey and into a sieve.

• Press the whey out gently and put the curds into the glass bowl.

• Repeat this process until you have all the curds out of the pot, 40mg Flexeril. You will need to keep draining the whey as it tends to keep "weeping" as you work. Buy Flexeril Over The Counter, • Once all the curds are out of the whey, use a funnel and pour the whey into your empty gallon milk jug. Keep the whey and use it to make ricotta, 200mg Flexeril, or give it to your chickens in their water to get bigger and richer eggs.

• Now put the bowl of drained curd in the microwave on high for 1 minute.

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• Then microwave again for 30 seconds. 150mg Flexeril, Take it out, stir a little and let it run from the spoon to check on the consistency.

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• Taking your big spoon, Flexeril usa, stir it around (almost like kneading bread) until it is shiny and thick. Sneak a little taste if you want.

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• Sonia got 6 large balls of the cheese and I got 10, but mine were a bit smaller than hers, buy Flexeril Over The Counter.

• Drop these balls of cheese into a larger bowl filled with ice and water. This stops the cooking process.

• After about 10 or 15 minutes, you can scoop them out and put them in a container to keep.

• I put each of my cheese balls into a little plastic sandwich bag once I got home and closed them with a twistie. Buy Flexeril Over The Counter, I kept one out to eat on a cracker. I have never tasted such delicious cheese.

While I was working, I kept thinking about Little Miss Muffet sitting on her tuffet, eating her curds and whey. I wonder if she had been making mozzarella, too.

NOTE: We were told to bring a gallon of Mountain Apple brand whole milk. This is local milk, and not pasturized several times like the milk from the mainland, buy Flexeril Over The Counter. I would like to experiment with lowfat or nonfat milk. We were also given a list of utensils to bring with us.

a cooking thermometer that registers from 90-110 degrees (if you have)
a heavy bottomed pot with a lid that will hold a gallon of milk
a long knife (bread knife will do) to cut the curd
a 3-4 cup capacity tupperware bowl (or similar) for taking home the cheese
clean dish towel
a slotted skimmer if you have
a large spoon to work the curds
a sieve
a funnel to put the whey into your empty milk bottle

I didn't have a thermometer, but there were several available that we all shared. There were also extra bowls for microwaving the cheese. Buy Flexeril Over The Counter, I can see I need to buy my own thermometer if I'm going to make more cheese (and I plan to). The class was provided with the rennet (the tablets shown below), citric acid and salt.

Mahalo to Sonia who took all the pictures of me, mahalo to Sandy for teaching us, mahalo to Kim for the use of her kitchen (it will never be the same), and mahalo to the rest of the class for participating. We couldn't have done it without each other.

It's mozzarella!

If you get a chance to take this class in the future, I know you won't be disappointed. The result may not look as "perfect" as what you see in the store, but the taste is far superior.

A hui hou!.

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1 Sonia (foodiesleuth) August 7, 2010 at 1:47 pm

Great post, Lucy!
This class was so much fun! I ran into Kim and her husband at the Hilo Coffee Mill Slow Food event today and again told them how much we appreciated their hosting this group!
Shelby was there also and she was happy to hear we had had such a good time.
My post about the mozzarella class is up in my blog now…

2 Lucy Lee Jones August 7, 2010 at 3:24 pm

Thanks so much! I’m going to edit my post to include your link. Anxious to look at it! :)

3 Susan Chiu August 7, 2010 at 3:43 pm

Dear Lucy and Sonia:

Thank you so very much for blogging and sharing such a wonderful experience with such detailed instructions and photos. I felt that I was in the class with you all too. My daughter, Sara Chiu, told me how much fun she has had in the class and I wish I were there too. I and my another daughter and her family will visit Sara in Hilo, 8/31-9/5. If there is any class like that during our visit, I would sure join you all. Thanks again, Susan Chiu from New Jersey.

4 Lucy Lee Jones August 7, 2010 at 5:37 pm

I’ll be sure to let you know if another class is being held. Your daughter made an excellent partner for the day’s work. I apologize for misspelling her name – I’ll fix it right now! I debated, but many spell it both ways.
Aloha,
Lucy

5 Sonia (foodiesleuth) August 8, 2010 at 7:25 am

Aloha Susan
How wonderful that you will be visiting Sara at the end of the month…How long will you be here? We could possibly work up a class one day during your visit so that you and your other daughter can also participate…It was indeed a lot of fun!

6 Daisy August 8, 2010 at 9:47 am

This looks fascinating and fun! I’ve bought fresh mozzarella from local cheesemakers, but I haven’t had the courage to try it myself — yet.

7 Lucy Lee Jones August 8, 2010 at 1:56 pm

It’s such an easy process! I approached it with plenty of intimidation, but it was SO easy and SO simple! The directions make it seem more difficult than it really is! It’s also more fun when two or more of you are doing it together!

8 Lucy Lee Jones August 8, 2010 at 1:58 pm

I’d be up for another session! Besides, I left my big 4-cup Pyrex measurer at Kim’s so I need an excuse to go back and get it! :)
Since that Sunday, I’ve bought a good sieve and a good thermometer. I’ll order the rennet and citric acid, then I’m ready to go!

9 Sonia (foodiesleuth) August 8, 2010 at 2:09 pm

I also would love to give it a go again, Lucy!
It is much more fun with others than just yourself….Kim was such a great hostess it was more a party than a class!

I thought maybe some of the members of the BISS group would also enjoy it, but the main one that I think would probably do it is on the mainland at the moment and not sure when she will be returning…

10 Susan Chiu August 8, 2010 at 5:07 pm

Dear Sonia:

I could not believe that you would consider to offer another class while my family are visiting Sara. I will be arriving at Hilo at 9 pm on 8/30 and leaving HIlo at 4pm on 9/5. So between 8/31 and 9/4 any day is a good day for me and my other daughter, Kathy Chen.
Thank you so very much,
Susan

11 Sonia (foodiesleuth) August 10, 2010 at 9:16 am

Susan, I can’t promise anything, but will try to see if another class can be set up during the time of your visit. Lucy and I were both first time participants and did not ‘teach’ – at this time, I don’t feel secure enough to be able to teach the class to someone else…however, I would love to be a part of another class – mainly to ‘cement’ the process in my mind.

12 Lucy Lee Jones August 10, 2010 at 9:36 am

I agree with Sonia! We both happened to do quite well, but I’m certainly not qualified to teach it. I might try to show a friend as I try it on my own without a true teacher, but that’s about it. I also think we need to have a kitchen with an island stove like we did at Kim’s. That way we can gather around the process more easily. I hope we can get another class soon. I have a couple friends who would like to join us.

13 Susan Chiu August 10, 2010 at 10:15 am

Dear Sonia:

I understand. It is OK if I am not able to join you while I am in Hilo this time. Both you and Lucy’s blogs had such clear photos and process recording, I may brave enough to follow that process and try it out myself sometime. Regardless, I do appreciate your consideration.

Thanks, Susan

14 RisaG August 12, 2010 at 4:10 am

I love fresh mozzarella. I have never made it but it looks pretty easy. Thanks for the photo essay.

Great to see Sonia. I love her blog too. Lucky to have experienced this together.

15 Lucy Lee Jones August 13, 2010 at 11:24 am

Thank you for commenting. Yes, it was great fun to work with Sonia. And the mozzarella was delicious!

16 Sonia (foodiesleuth) August 13, 2010 at 2:06 pm

Hi, Risa! Thank you for visiting us on both blogs!
It was a lot of fun and this was the second time Lucy and I met in person, although we’ve been Internet friends and blog buddies for a while….!

17 Sonia (foodiesleuth) August 13, 2010 at 2:09 pm

Susan, we will do what we can!

18 kahuku August 16, 2010 at 7:56 pm

Oooh, looks like a fun class. I love to make cheese. I’m hoping to have a stove soon, and then I can start making cheese again.

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