Thread: Cheese

Cheese, love the stuff - all types!

So I bought some cheese made from goat's milk the other day as it was on special offer, and guess what? The carbs are REALLY LOW! So if you get the chance compare goat's milk cheese to normall cheese cause the stuff is really good and lower in carbs. ACE!

Today I bought some fresh parmesan, not the grated stuff, and it is sooo good too! Expensive though!

Have you tried Lancashire cheese? I live in Lancashire and buy it so fresh and also good to know I am supporting the local economy. Lancashire cheese rawks. There are different kinds but my favourite is Tasty Lancashire.

Here is a great recipie:

2kg medium parsnips, peeled and quartered lengthways
600ml double cream
200g Lancashire cheese, grated
Salt and freshly ground white pepper

Pre-heat the oven to 175C/gas mark 4.

Remove the centre core from the parsnips and lay them in an ovenproof serving dish. Bring the cream to the boil, season and pour over the parsnips then scatter over the cheese. Place the dish in a larger dish or roasting tray to act as a bain marie and pour boiling water into the larger dish so it comes about half way up. Carefully place in the oven and bake for about 1 hour, maybe a bit longer until the parsnips are tender and lightly coloured.

I love all cheese, goat, cow, sheep. I've made my own goat's milk cheese by making kefir with goat's milk and then hanging it up in a cheesecloth bag. Yummy.

I saw, for the first time, butter made from goat's milk. I thought it might taste really different from cow's milk butter, but I can't say I can notice a difference. It's delightful.

I think when I retire, I shall get a few goats to go with the chickens that I already plan on raising. I'm partial to the nubians, since they're so cute. I think it's the floppy ears.

OMG they are so cute.

I've always wanted chickens but have nowhere secure to keep them, plus I have 3 cats!

I'd love to have a milk goat, a few chickens, and rabbits. A moderate-sized garden - hmmmm, kind of like Good Neighbors, without the pigs!

That's a good one!