Unlock the secrets of homemade goat cheese with our upcoming workshop at School of Ranch! Join us for a hands-on class where you'll learn to transform fresh goat milk into delicious chevre, a creamy and flavorful cheese that's surprisingly easy to make and delicious goat milk. This workshop is perfect for anyone interested in artisanal food crafts and using locally sourced foods.
When: When we get a few more pre-registrants, we'll schedule. See below.
Where: Bend/Redmond area
Price: $40
Pre-register for the next session of this workshop and get first in line. Pre-registration is free; we only charge your credit card when we're ready to schedule (and you say ok). Sign up now!.
In this class, you'll discover the essential ingredients and equipment needed for making goat cheese, most of which you likely already have in your kitchen. Our expert instructor will guide you through the fundamental steps of cheese making, ensuring you understand each stage and its timing. You'll also learn important food safety techniques, including how to properly sanitize your equipment, to ensure your cheese is both delicious and safe to eat.
Beyond the basics, we'll show you how to customize your goat cheese with various flavorings and teach you efficient techniques to streamline the process. You'll leave with the knowledge to preserve your homemade cheese long-term, allowing you to enjoy your culinary creation for weeks to come. Don't miss this opportunity to add a new skill to your repertoire and bring a taste of homemade goodness to your table.
Nothing makes you hungry like cookng! And we have just the answer, a famous School of Ranch Pot Luck lunch. Bring a dish and bond with your neighbors! We'll bring the main, you supply the rest! Think salads, snacks, sides, deserts. School of Ranch is about creating common ground for people regardless of politics, background, age or beliefs. And the most common ground is sharing food we all make!
Carol raises Nigerian Dwarf goats on her one-acre micro-farm in Redmond. A
retired RN, she has experience teaching “Survival Gourmet” cooking classes and other health-related topics at the Free School in Santa Cruz, CA. She moved to Central Oregon 9 years ago to realize her life-long dream of raising goats, only to discover that she didn’t know how much she didn’t know about those quirky, sensitive, and loveable creatures. She is eager to share what she has learned about how to keep her goats healthy, happy, and productive, and to empower others with goaty aspirations to be well-prepared for the adventure of goat husbandry. She also enjoys making cheese, yogurt, and occasionally ice cream from the milk they produce, and is looking forward to sharing this process with the community. Carol has converted many skeptical non-goat-cheese lovers with her very mild, creamy, un-goaty goat cheese, and can share some secrets about the process.
Carol Fox
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