I thought about that and came up with the idea that my milk might be a little too acidic.
I decided to try adding half as much starter (I use yogurt) but keep everything else the same. Instead of adding 1 cup (8 ounces) of yogurt, I added 1/2 cup (4 ounces). The yogurt used to start this batch of feta and the last batch of feta was from the same batch of yogurt. Both times I made the feta I used raw milk, not pasteurized milk.
Can you tell I'm married to a scientist? "Only change one variable at a time and check the results!"
Here's what my curd turned out like this time:
This time the curd turned out solid and creamy colored. |
It cut beautifully, too. |
That is great! I know, I am learning from you as we go along... thank you!
ReplyDeleteLooks good!
ReplyDeleteLinda, so glad it's helping! Let me know if you learn something new, too!
ReplyDeleteMelanie, thanks! It's almost all eaten, yup--it was good!
Vet2Be likes the cubed feta for snacks, and we like the crumbled feta on salads.