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After I culture my fresh milk with kefir grains (enriching the milk with probiotics) I often drip this thick mixture to make a natural cheese that can be used as dips, spreads or cheesecake.
This is my curd bag (purchased from www:madmillie.com) set up to drip
the kefired milk through.
I've only recently purchased this equipment and it's certainly made life easier for me.
Adding the kefired milk to strainer. I let this sit overnight (covered with clean tea towel) and collect the whey for other uses. e.g. adding to sauerkraut as a starter culture.
I'd show you the cheesecake I made, but it's all been eaten!!
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