What to do when it all goes wrong

[Matthewcraig]

as i don’t live in America i don’t buy the same milk, but i do find that the milk i normally get which is locally produced in north Yorkshire is much better quality so yields better curd and more curd than the milk i have bought from waitrose.

[GlabrousD]

... i do find that the milk i normally get which is locally produced in north Yorkshire is much better quality...

That's because Yorkshire cows are 'ard as nails lad

Bit disturbed to see that Waitrose has invaded Yorkshire... that's a bit soft and southern isn't it?

Cheers, GD.

PS. Born in Devon and now living on the Tropic of Cancer... I can't be much more of a southerner without crossing the equator

[Al Lewis]

Still aging these craggy little darlings in the cave.  Put the trier into them today but no apparent veining so I re-pierced them from top to bottom this time.  Felt like a hit quite a few little pockets so here's hoping.  Interior did have a great texture.  Nice and crumbly with a slight bit of creaminess.

[Geodyne]

I have to say they're looking great so far Al.

No interior veining with all that growth? It may have covered over the holes too quickly. I wonder whether you'll have any issues with slip skin.

[Al Lewis]

No, dry as a bone.  I'm sure I'll get some veining with the vertical piercing.  As I said, I could feel the skewer passing through cavities while piercing.

[Flound]

I'm sure I'll get some veining with the vertical piercing.  As I said, I could feel the skewer passing through cavities while piercing.

A collection of sentences, if uttered by one's dentist, that would be quite unnerving.

Thankfully in the fromage milieu, wholly acceptable.

Those look nasty! In a good way, of course. AC2U.