Make Raw Milk Just milk again

It is quite “dangerous” to consume raw milk.

Raw milk is the first step, followed by raw cream.
Homemade raw ice cream and raw butter are prepared from raw cream.
Homemade breads are inspired by raw butter.
Butterscotch, caramel, and handmade chocolate sauce are required for raw ice cream.

Before you know it, raw milk has you craving a collection of 19th-century butter molds, an antique butter churn, and a cream separator.
You’re breeding goats and cows before you realize it, and then they proliferate.
It’s a buttery, slick slope.
In fact, raw milk is “dangerous.”

Building, Modifications, and Advice
The “danger” of raw milk is found in its ability to change things and in the happiness it adds to homemade dishes. Here’s how to add your own tweaks and maximize this buttery slope:
The Fundamentals: Begin by consuming raw milk.
Start with premium, fresh raw milk. It serves as the foundation for everything you make.

To preserve freshness and safety, make sure to handle and store items properly.

2. Varieties of Raw Cream
   Use a cream separator for efficiency, or let the milk alone to let the cream rise on its own.
   Try adding vanilla, cinnamon, or citrus zest to flavored creams.
3. Make Your Own Raw Butter Use an electric or conventional churn to churn raw cream.
   For flavored butter, add herbs or a touch of salt.
   Buttermilk leftovers can be used for marinades, biscuits, or pancakes.
4. Adventures with Raw Ice Cream
   Sample unusual flavors such as matcha, lavender-honey, or seasonal fruits.

For the creamiest, richest texture, use raw eggs and raw cream.

5. Bread Pairings Made at Home

Serve freshly made rye, brioche, or sourdough with raw butter.
Try compound butters flavored with herbs, garlic, or even a little raw honey.

6. Sweet Tooth Seasonings
   Dark chocolate and raw cream make the ideal homemade chocolate sauce.
   Try variants using butterscotch or salted caramel.
7. Trade Tools
   Purchase a cream separator, vintage butter churns, or even more contemporary options.
   To add a rustic touch to your works, gather old butter molds.
8. The Bigger Picture: Raising Cows and Goats Begin with a single cow or goat and develop as your needs change. Participate in local dairy groups to exchange resources and advice.

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