Cheesy Goodies | Chickens in the Road

Jul
28

I’m laying by in store for CITR Retreat 2011 as boxes come in from sponsors. This box of goodies comes from the generous people at New England Cheesemaking, with all the supplies for mozzarella-making in our soft cheese classes. Additionally, they sent three copies of Ricki Carroll’s Home Cheese Making book as door prizes in the cheesemaking classes.

Thank you, New England Cheesemaking!

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7-28
1:59
pm

Can’t wait!

JeannieB

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7-28
3:18
pm

So wish I was coming. Actually, my husband wants to tackle the Cheat River on a raft one more time. He actually did it in his callow youth. So if you ever have another retreat, I could easily talk him into dropping me and possibly daughter off while he and our son head to white water country. The problem is and the reason we didn’t do it this year, besides finances, is it may involve him having a hip operation first so that he can get in and out of the raft. (me, shaking my head over the “wisdom” of bucket lists)

lavenderblue

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7-28
4:03
pm

Suzanne, Just wondering if you make cheese from the goats or use their milk after they have their kids.

Linda Goble

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7-28
4:05
pm

Hopefully I win that book!! I have a raw milk hookup for after the retreat so I can start trying hard cheese. I refuse to go through all that loving work using store bought milk.

CarrieJ

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7-28
4:25
pm

YAY!! I never win things but thanks for donating NECheesee co!!! -rain

rainss61

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7-28
5:27
pm

Linda, I have milked the goats in the past, but haven’t been lately. I have a lot of cow milk! But I do plan to milk them again.

Suzanne McMinn

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7-28
6:02
pm

Your sponsors have been great! I really wish I was coming and hope that it is successful enough that you do it AGAIN so that I can come to the next one. I had never considered making my own cheese and am glad to know about New England Cheesemaking as I have no idea where I would get some of this “stuff” needed to make cheese locally.

So you guys that are going to CITR Retreat 2011 treat Suzanne right so she continues to hold these for us!

joykenn

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7-29
8:26
am

Thanks sponsors! Not doing the retreat this year, maybe next. Am signed up for the Party though!

Liz Pike

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7-29
10:07
am

Bless them and alll the sponsors for their great gifts.
Maybe next year, this is too busy.

holstein woman

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7-29
10:47
am

Interesting they sent you liquid animal rennet when you can’t buy it from them right now. Or Hoegger’s or Caprine Supply, or the Dairy Connection. The demand is exceeding the supply evidently. I tried ordering it from Canada, we will see how that goes. If it doesn’t work I guess I will have to learn to use the vegetable rennet.

Jan Hodges

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8-4
4:37
pm

Hi Suzanne,
Wished we lived closer as I’d love to come and watch your cheese making demonstrations. I did buy a book on cheese making a while back and it’s all because of you and your blog. One day I’ll try it…maybe this fall or winter. Hope your day has been a good one so far.
Maura

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