How to Make Cheese with 3 Simple Ingredients

How to Make Cheese with 3 Simple Ingredients

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@Lykapodium
@Lykapodium - 03.03.2024 03:48

The real question is... Who cut the cheese?

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@lesliejanezic4569
@lesliejanezic4569 - 03.03.2024 04:06

My cheese always fails. I've had more failures than successes. At what point do you give up and buy it on sale and freeze?

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@beatriceannbaker3350
@beatriceannbaker3350 - 03.03.2024 04:15

Can you can the whey?

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@imjusthereforthecomments4920
@imjusthereforthecomments4920 - 03.03.2024 04:37

Put an ice cube in your pan before adding the milk. Don't melt it first but just swirl it around. This helps keep the milk from scalding. Use the whey to carbonate 100% juice like grape or cranberry.

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@marcrenaud3214
@marcrenaud3214 - 03.03.2024 04:39

You dont put vinegar in cheese

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@RebeccaTreeseed
@RebeccaTreeseed - 03.03.2024 04:55

Sweet! Thank you.

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@rich6246
@rich6246 - 03.03.2024 05:59

Or you could just clabber raw milk, heat it to 110, & strain the whey off! It makes the most delicious cottage cheese!

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@808touge
@808touge - 03.03.2024 07:20

Yes more vids like this

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@PedroPerex
@PedroPerex - 03.03.2024 07:29

STOP!. I don't want to know how the sausage is made. 🥴

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@christalawrence2875
@christalawrence2875 - 03.03.2024 08:29

I never guessed it was this easy! Thanks, I will definitely try this

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@sweetsuccesstrading5097
@sweetsuccesstrading5097 - 03.03.2024 08:44

Great Video! Thank You.

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@user-McGiver
@user-McGiver - 03.03.2024 09:22

I grew up on a farm, but I'm a city dweller now... I bake my own bread, and make my own cheese and pasta... no, it's not a need, but a hobby, and I appreciate the quality as the experience...

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@de3481
@de3481 - 03.03.2024 10:15

"Udderly amaze your friends & family". Ba-dum-tiss!!

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@AmisSahil
@AmisSahil - 03.03.2024 10:46

Thank you so much for this video. As always you have a knack for explaining things so clearly in easy to follow steps. PLEASE could you do a complementary video on how to make those amazing crackers that were in the video. I have never been able to find a recipe for simple dry crackers that works!

Love your content. Thanks.

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@frankdwyer1513
@frankdwyer1513 - 03.03.2024 12:16

Lol... you're awesome.

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@Sasquatch-Press
@Sasquatch-Press - 03.03.2024 14:54

Thanks, Kris. I love cheese.

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@CMarie404
@CMarie404 - 03.03.2024 17:00

Great! It has been sooooo many years since i have last made cheese or butter, or ice cream for that matter. Think I will make some soon, yum!

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@k8o568
@k8o568 - 03.03.2024 19:10

Next...on to making ice cream!! Thanks!

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@spwriter1
@spwriter1 - 03.03.2024 19:45

I can't believe how many people know how to make cheese. I may get brave enough to give this a try

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@AbbiGrasso13
@AbbiGrasso13 - 03.03.2024 20:50

Great video - I love making fresh cheese, and want to explore aged cheeses next!!

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@jasonpendergraft4511
@jasonpendergraft4511 - 03.03.2024 21:02

For me, this video seems like a visit from the fire department or to the emergency room. 😅

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@alicegilbert4186
@alicegilbert4186 - 04.03.2024 00:17

I really liked this. I never considered making cheese because I always thought it would be too hard. Thanks

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@Patriot496
@Patriot496 - 04.03.2024 00:42

I had no idea it was so easy!! Definitely going to add this to my "try immediately" category.

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@MuthaPrepper
@MuthaPrepper - 04.03.2024 11:31

Welp, watching this and suddenly I am hungry haha

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@beverlycyrus4306
@beverlycyrus4306 - 04.03.2024 17:23

I drink almond milk, anyone ever tried that?

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@daviddietrich9449
@daviddietrich9449 - 04.03.2024 17:46

I think this is something my wife and I should try sometime. It seems like a fun little experiment that would yield tasty results. Make your own crackers, then you have total control over what you're putting in your body.

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@lynmurray4331
@lynmurray4331 - 05.03.2024 01:24

This is very similar to Indian paneer. I prefer lemon juice when making it. It is delicious cut into cubes or slices, fried, and added to a curry. Makes a super quick meal added to jarred butter chicken sauce and served with peas, and rice

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@janraffety8554
@janraffety8554 - 05.03.2024 07:49

FYI… in a pinch you can use powdered milk or canned.

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@joyjobe487
@joyjobe487 - 05.03.2024 23:02

Yum! Thanks Chris! ❤

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@melissasmith7069
@melissasmith7069 - 06.03.2024 00:32

How long should you drain the curds. Cause they are 190 degrees and too hot to be twisting by hand lol.

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@beccaflecca
@beccaflecca - 06.03.2024 04:34

You can also use the whey to feed your sour dough starter or use as a brine to ferment vegetables.

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@terrym5786
@terrym5786 - 06.03.2024 13:41

Cheese can be made with powdered milk, powdered cream and powdered goat milk.

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@newearth-sylvie-ivanova
@newearth-sylvie-ivanova - 06.03.2024 20:56

This is called curd not cheese.

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@dc5fallout
@dc5fallout - 07.03.2024 17:42

Can you make a video about how to prep for Yellowstone? I live near the kill zone but not on it, was wondering how I should be prepared to survive a super volcano

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@SuperCooperTown
@SuperCooperTown - 08.03.2024 07:59

This channel is slowly dying… sad to see. I use to tune in to every video.

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@terrisserose
@terrisserose - 08.03.2024 21:45

THANK YOU SO MUCH

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@karenmoedee6740
@karenmoedee6740 - 10.03.2024 21:15

I’ve made nut, but I have not done this. I am stoked😮❤🎉. Thx

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@Reverend_Boony_34C
@Reverend_Boony_34C - 21.03.2024 19:08

Thank you for this recipe...
Now all I gotta do is work up the courage to try it.

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@lostcityzen9792
@lostcityzen9792 - 16.04.2024 16:42

Not trying to be gross but in a survival situation could you make cheese out of breast milk? 🧀

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@billkretschmar2190
@billkretschmar2190 - 26.04.2024 23:46

Download doesn't work.

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@ethereal369
@ethereal369 - 27.04.2024 00:31

I can't believe i just realized that's why they call it cheese cloth... 😂

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@mylifediversions8659
@mylifediversions8659 - 27.04.2024 16:45

can i make this with non dairy milk, such as oat milk?

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@emilianantoniohaiduc4664
@emilianantoniohaiduc4664 - 28.04.2024 20:21

How is he using Himalaya sea salt?

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@brianjirvin
@brianjirvin - 22.06.2024 01:38

what are the proportions of milk to vinegar? Not wanting to make a large amount, and wanting to just use a small sauce pan.

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@truter5243
@truter5243 - 08.07.2024 16:47

Internet has recently been saturated with people falsely calling it mozzarella, but what you can do following your step is to reheat the weigh to about 65°c and then repeatedly heating your curd ball to that temperature, followed by kneading it like bread dough. Once smooth, form and add to the ice bath. (I like to add 2%-3% salt by weight before my last knead). It holds together firmly when cut and wonderful to use on crackers or bread

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@unitunitglue5143
@unitunitglue5143 - 10.07.2024 15:37

If you get a cow or even a mini cow (they exist, and produce only a couple gallons a day), then you can work with the best milk possible. No hormones and if you leave the milk out on the counter overnight it turns into clabber. It doesn’t go bad, has the same texture as yogurt and you can turn it into dream cheese. A cheese similar to cream cheese

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@Riecong
@Riecong - 17.09.2024 15:35

Is there such a thing as Himalayan sea salt? An unintended joke perhaps--one he made privately that leaked into this video?

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@aliveinchrist1455
@aliveinchrist1455 - 05.11.2024 03:27

Can non dairy milk eg soya, coconut or almond milk work with this method/ recipie does anyone know?

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