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Cheese Making (Original Post) melm00se Oct 2022 OP
Sorry, no advice, just wanted to say, "Blessed are the Cheesemakers" sl8 Oct 2022 #1
Brian's Sermon on the Mount? trof Oct 2022 #4
You know it. :) nt sl8 Oct 2022 #6
Let us know what you learn. You have my interest. Emile Oct 2022 #2
There are dozens of good articles and you-tube videos Danascot Oct 2022 #3
What kind of cheese? trof Oct 2022 #5
The kit is melm00se Oct 2022 #7

sl8

(13,901 posts)
1. Sorry, no advice, just wanted to say, "Blessed are the Cheesemakers"
Fri Oct 28, 2022, 12:00 PM
Oct 2022

Or any manufacturer of dairy products, really.

Danascot

(4,694 posts)
3. There are dozens of good articles and you-tube videos
Fri Oct 28, 2022, 04:40 PM
Oct 2022

for beginning cheese makers on the internet. We also found a cheese making class which was really fun and we learned a ton from it. Start with easy items like yogurt, ricotta and mozzarella to build confidence. I'm very partial to chevre. It's super easy and delicious, but you need a source of goat milk, plus not everyone likes the flavor. Our first aged cheese was camenbert (we used goat milk but cow milk works too).

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