
To make kefir cheese you will need about 4 cups of kefir, a jelly bag or cheese cloth, a strainer and a bowl. Wet the jelly bag or the cheese cloth and pour the kefir into the jelly bag and hang to drain the whey off over a bowl and strainer. Later when it's hung for a while lay it in the strainer over the bowl and put it in the fridge over night. If using cheese cloth, simply line the strainer with the cheese cloth and pour the kefir over it, tie in a knot with some string and hang to drain. Drain over the strainer and bowl combo just in case it slips and drops, the strainer will catch it and not the bowl full of whey. Finishing draining the cheese cloth wrapped kefir in the fridge, same as the jelly bag. Once all the whey is drained off scoop the cheese into a bowl and mix in a bit of salt, add herbs if you like and get to munching your probiotic cheese!
Here's a great list of what to do with the whey after you've drained it off the cheese. Proceed with caution, I've only tried a few of these but the list is interesting!
Here's a great list of what to do with the whey after you've drained it off the cheese. Proceed with caution, I've only tried a few of these but the list is interesting!

That looks yuuuummy! I want to try to make it, I happen to have some cheesecloth handy. Hmm...
ReplyDeleteto be perfectly honest, I've never tried Kefir. I've seen it, but just haven't bought it to try it yet. You certainly do a good sell of it and make it sound and LOOK delicious!
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Your kefir cheese looks great!
Your Kefir Cheese looks so creamy and delicious. Thank you for sharing how to make it! Have a lovely week, and thank you for hosting.
ReplyDeleteYour Kefir Cheese looks so creamy and delicious. Thank you for sharing how to make it! Have a lovely week, and thank you for hosting.
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ReplyDeleteI have never heard of this cheese before. Nice post. You might like to look at how I do cheese snacks. http://caroleschatter.blogspot.co.nz/2012/03/cheese-and-crackers.html
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