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| Annab |
Posted - May 27 2011 : 03:38:57 AM
So tonight we are going to pick up a gallon of whole unpasteruized-untampered milk.
I want to make butter by just putting it in a glass jar and shaking.
Question is: Can the milk be put into a food processor and done quicker?
I recall reading blurbs about this but don't have time to search the archives.
And once I get butter, we obviously can't use it all at one time...corn on the cob season is a few months away. So I'm assuming this butter can be frozen? What would be the best container?
Thanks!
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| Annab |
Posted - May 27 2011 : 2:57:07 PM
ok then. That amount of butter will be more than managable :)
And I have a vacuum sealer, so air tightness won't be a problem!
The rest, we'll enjoy om cereal and smoothies.
Call me ignorant or something, but it all tastes like it wants to be ice cream  Nothing like the buttermilk taste I had set it up to be like in my head
the friend giving all this to us wants to get out of it, so we'll enjoy it while we have it
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| vegetarian farmer |
Posted - May 27 2011 : 11:59:47 AM
One gallon of milk will not have enough cream to make very much butter. You will need to skim the cream and then put that in a food processor until it breaks and begins to form a mass. Cream is what makes the butter not milk. It will rise to the top of the milk. Then make sure to remove all the buttermilk or it will spoil quicker. I would guess you may only get 4-5 tbl. Of cream from 1 gallon of milk. Yes it will freeze just fine. There is nothing like the taste of fresh butter.
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| Alee |
Posted - May 27 2011 : 05:38:06 AM
I have heard that you can make butter in the food processor. That shouldn't be a problem. And I would store the frozen butter in any completely airtight container. Any air around the butter invites in a stale- freezer taste. Yuck! :(
Alee
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