We learned about ripening, setting, curds, whey, acidity...lots of technical stuff about all the work that goes into yummy cheese.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
The Big Cheese
Today my friend Kim and I took a cheese making class from Cliff at Upinngil Farm in Gill, MA. Here is a view across the street from the milk house.
We learned about ripening, setting, curds, whey, acidity...lots of technical stuff about all the work that goes into yummy cheese.
Here I am, checking out the double-jacketed kettle containing the curds and whey.
Kim salts the Camembert.
Cliff apparently thinks that the aging blue cheese is very funny.
I took a turn salting the cheese.
Vat o' yum.
Standing over the Camembert forms.
I don't think I'll be trying to make cultured cheeses at home any time soon, but I did bring some yummy raw milk back with me to either drink or make ricotta.
We learned about ripening, setting, curds, whey, acidity...lots of technical stuff about all the work that goes into yummy cheese.
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