Author Topic: H-K-J's 3rd stacked and milled Ceddar  (Read 4987 times)

Offline H-K-J

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Re: H-K-J's 3rd stacked and milled Ceddar
« Reply #15 on: January 03, 2015, 01:21:24 AM »
H-K-J, I had to give you a cheese for the beautiful cheddar round and for your "pithy" details  ::).  Most importantly, you're "cheeses" were at 99 so now you've hit the century mark!  Woo-hoo!!!
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Offline H-K-J

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Re: H-K-J's 3rd stacked and milled Ceddar
« Reply #16 on: January 11, 2015, 06:11:58 PM »
I was going to bandage this as per Mal's instructions until it started to smell like a musty cellar (more like a moldy orange)
I washed it for 6 day's with a wine brine, most of the disagreeable smell went away and I vacuum bagged it so I could keep an eye on it's development.
I am very disappointed in the weight I got from the $5.50 a gallon milk, I received a better outcome with store bought h/p milk at 1/2 the price, go figure :-\
it'll be awhile be for I can compare the 2 cheeses we made that are one week apart. OH well.
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