While I was demonstrating the process of making cheese the sisters were passing around two jars of cream which they were shaking hoping to make butter. It took most of the night but in the end we had two small pats of butter in our jars. We had fresh cheese and butter to spread on our crackers.
Next on the program was soap. We made a large batch of goats milk soap, about 4 lbs. which we then divided into empty juice containers. The sisters were then able to use essential oils to scent their soap. They each got soap to take home.
The final product of the night was ice cream. This was made using fresh cream and milk from the goat. We made two batches, one being plain vanilla and the other was strawberry. YUMMY
I was so busy with the evening that I forgot to take time to snap some pictures. It would have been great to capture the crowd.
After everyone left, while I still had the soap makings out I took the time to make a second batch of soap. I divided it between 6 juice cans. Each was then individually scented. I made vanilla almond, benzoin, cuccumber melon, pumpkin spice, lavendar, and peppermint swirl.
After 24 hours I unmolded the soap and sliced it into nice round soaps. Here are the results!
benzoin, pumpkin spice, cuccumber melon |
Honey Almond, peppermint swirl,lavendar |
six new scents of soap |
Then tonight I came home and found my shipment from Saffire Blue with my new molds and more scents. I feel another soap making night coming on. Any one want to join me?
Need more supplies!
Need more soap!
Im game, Your soap is great, even as a Man I still like skin that is clean, but maybe not lavender or cumber melon, lets go a little manly I have some dignity left, :)
ReplyDeleteIm Not your Hubby, Maybe I should change that name eh, that just looks weird.
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DeleteI guessed it was you Dan. You are the only man I know who has admitted to using my soap.
ReplyDeleteaunt barb, you are amazing!!! one day i will have the time (hopefully!) to make all that homemade soap!
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