Not exact matches
So,
if you are going to eat oats, you must prepare them traditionally by soaking them in water with
whey, yoghurt,
kefir, or buttermilk.
Our local honey is pretty flavorful, so it may be cutting the
whey taste, although my son did ask
if I made these with
kefir grains As a side note, we've been making fudge pops 1 - 2x per week since you posted the recipe
If you do use a starter culture, make sure to use a non-dairy
whey from coconut milk or almond milk
kefir.
Now I've read you can use milk
kefir as a starter immediately to make sourdough bread, instead of having to go through the tedious days of making a starter and want to do that, but I was wondering
if I could still use this
kefir or
whey from the countertop?
But
if the
whey (the «water» at the bottom) is bitter or extra sour, then you may not be able to save it (by the way, this can sometimes be strained and used to make soft or even hard
kefir cheese (so don't toss it just because it looks unappetizing.)
If you are still having trouble, make
whey out of already cultured milk (yoghurt or
kefir) or with a top brand of commercial whole milk yoghurt, such as Seven Stars Farm or Brown Cow.
--
if I could live off raw dairy (cheese, milk,
kefir, butter and nondenatured
whey protein isolate), I so would!
Our local honey is pretty flavorful, so it may be cutting the
whey taste, although my son did ask
if I made these with
kefir grains As a side note, we've been making fudge pops 1 - 2x per week since you posted the recipe
If someone were inclined to use a starter and didn't want to use
whey (milk allergies or whatnot), I could see kombucha or water
kefir being good substitutes!
hi, so i been making
kefir for some time iv found i love pitted dates, blend in about 8 stoneless dates to 1 pint of
kefir and a few drops of vanilla,
if making cheese
kefir, i strain threw cloth and i even drink the
whey after, i was wondering
if this is a good or bad idea?
i've been making
kefir for just a couple weeks now and i'm wondering
if you could help with this: i'm wanting to make this fermented hot sauce and it calls for a starter culture - leftover
whey from making
kefir - are the «grains» the leftover
whey?it calls for 1/4 cup fresh
whey or veg.
-- My
kefir looks / smells / tastes bad — Kefir can occasionally taste yeasty, particularly if it's «overdone» and separated into curds &
kefir looks / smells / tastes bad —
Kefir can occasionally taste yeasty, particularly if it's «overdone» and separated into curds &
Kefir can occasionally taste yeasty, particularly
if it's «overdone» and separated into curds &
whey.
Can one replace
whey with coconut water cultured with water
kefir if baby has sensitivity towards milk protein?
Raw goat milk or
kefir, frozen blueberries, cherries, flax seed, chia seed, hemp seed, sunflower seed, pumpkin seed, walnuts, almonds, 1/2 avocado, pastured egg yolk, grass fed
whey protein powder, pomegranate juice (when arials aren't available), tart cherry juice (
if I use strawberries instead of cherries).
Phase 1 — homemade meat or fish stock, cooked vegetables (not starchy veggies like potatoes or sweet potatoes), homemade soup with stock and veggies, bone marrow, juice from a vegetable ferment, fermented dairy (
whey, sour cream,
kefir, yogurt),
if tolerated, specific herbal teas