How many gallons of raw milk do you need for each batch?
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For both mozzarella and ricotta, the recipe calls for 1 gallon milk (each batch). They recommend milk that is not 'ultra-pasteurized'- treated over 172 deg F. There is also an option for powdered milk.
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Well I used 1 US gallon. I wish it were expressed in litres though! Thought he Metric Conversion Act of 1975 was the law of the land, but I suppose it could be suspended in time of national crisis! One US Gallon, make sure it is not ultra high pasteurized though and is whole milk. Next batch I am going to add some cream for added fat! Raw milk is very hard to find unless you have access to a dairy farmer!Super easy to make mozzarella!
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1 Gallon is needed for a batch. I used raw milk from a dairy close to my home.
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Well I used 1 US gallon. I wish it were expressed in litres though! Thought he Metric Conversion Act of 1975 was the law of the land, but I suppose it could be suspended in time of national crisis! One US Gallon, make sure it is not ultra high pasteurized though and is whole milk. Next batch I am going to add some cream for added fat! Raw milk is very hard to find unless you have access to a dairy farmer! Super easy to make mozzarella!
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One container makes 3/4 of one gallon of ready to use mix. Therefore, to make 100 gallons of ready to use fluid, it would take 133.33 containers of the concentrate plus 66.67 gallons of distilled water.
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Thanks for the information. I have never used raw milk, hence my answer. THis is great info to know, in case I get to a dairy! Thanks.
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KKamp recommends 1 SCOBY and 1 cup starter liquid per gallon of sweet tea used. Each culture and cup of starter liquid we sell is guaranteed to produce that one gallon successfully, but using one culture for 5 gallons would likely lead to a weak brew and potentially mold. Hope that helps! :)
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Depending on the cheese you're making the amount of actual curd you press may vary, but generally 1-2 gallons should be fine. You don't "need" other molds but a lot of cheeses call for a tomme mold. Cheesecloth or butter muslin however is a must.
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If you use 30g per 1 cup (236cc), and the canister contains 800g that would equate to roughly 1.6 gallons of milk. That's an expensive gallon.
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You can use as much as 5mls per one gallon. Different uses call for different combinations of concentrate and water.
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I used a little bit more than the previous person. I'd use about a 1/2 cup per gallon and 2-4 oz per load of laundry (1 or so for small loads, 3 for larger loads and really dirty items).
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Depends on whether you choose to make 5 or 6 gallons. I chose 6 which made 30-750ml bottles.
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We use 4 bags to approximately 1 gallon. Bring gallon to a boil first then let bags steep.
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I've used the same package for three or four batches. I pour the warm milk into the old jar with a bit of leftover buttermilk on the bottom and then let it sit on the counter all day. Once it has cultured/thickened I dump that batch into a new clean jar. This site is helpful:http://heavenlyhomemakers.com/a-fresh-batch-of-homemade-buttermilk
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I pump into the bottles, but back when I was making more than he needed for daycare, I froze in the lansinoh bags. I kept in the bottles for what he needed for the next 2-3 days. I have 9 bottles and that's just enough for me between pumping and sending milk to daycare. 3 bottles to daycare, 3 bottles for 2 pump sessions at work, and 3 spare to get the next day ready before washing today's.
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6 ounces to a gallon will suffice but i mix mine a little hot so it kills quicker... i mix 8 ounces to a gallon....
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Yes. It is so easy you wont believe!! I used this exact kit, and my results were delicious. I personally used whole organic milk. I made 7 quarts out of one packet. There are 6 packets. Have fun!!
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you can get about 7 using almond milk if you want it rich and not water down
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I used about thirty drops in a gallon and waited overnight. Worked quite well. I think we got seven or eight gallons. Home treated milk tastes so much better than lactose free milk from store.
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Yes, you can use for multiple feeding you just use the same amount. 1 tsp/ gal. So 6 gal batch would be 3 feedings of 2tsp each.