Thread: What to do w/ leftover milk?
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08-04-2003, 07:50 AM #1Registered User
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What to do w/ leftover milk?
Hi all! I am doing some research for my missionary friends in Brazil. They have recently gotten some milk cows at the orphanage that they run, but always have a excess of milk every day. There are not enough refrigerators (or enough power) to store all of the excess) so they arer looking for SIMPLE recipes for things they could make with the extra milk, like butter, cheese, yogurt, etc. so it won't go to waste. If you know of any recipes (they need to be pretty basic, as they dont have acess to alot of the convieninces we do in the USA), please email me or post them here! They are coming to the states August 10 and I am trying to compile a sma;l recipe book to take back w/ them.
Thanks for all the help!
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Do they have flour and grease? They could make biscuts. Other than that, I don't know.
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theres never been left over or even spoiled milk at myself, so sorry i'm not much help, but i'm really glad they have the cows and the milk to get them through
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They could make potato soup. We just use milk, potatoes, butter and salt and pepper. I am not sure how long it would keep, but it uses alot of milk.
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All I can think of right now is pudding, custard and things like that.
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ok, how about butterr? any body know how to do it?
I ve found a bunch of yogurt and cheese recipes, but only like one or two butter ones. Anybody know how this is done? Its kinda sad we're dont know how to do the stuff our grandmas and great grnadmas HAD to do, isnt it?????
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another good soup is corn chowder. Just uses corn, potatoes, milk & water.
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08-05-2003, 06:50 AM #9BigBig grump
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Here is a site that has a simple recipe for making butter with no refrigeration. I don't know if this would be the same in Brazil though because of the climate
http://waltonfeed.com/old/butter.htmlSome mornings it's not worth the effort of chewing through the restraints.
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