Oh Al... You so have to Publish your recipe. It looks amazing.
So today I'll make a Bloomy White which I call Malembert - Actually my daughter named it.
I've done this one serveral times and they have come out well.
This is my own adaptation recipe, it may have a slight resemblance to a triple cream mold ripened cheese by another name.
8 litres of Milk and 600ml of pure cream and 1/4 tsp Calcium Chloride. There is no way I can get milk of the cream content of a nice Jersey so I must add extra cream and repair some of the effects of pasteurisation with Calcium Chloride to get the fat molecules as fat as possible and a good curd with minimal fat lose. The added cream will also affect the draining time and therefore will have an all-night drain as well as a prolonged ‘flipping’ program.
8 litres of 3.9 Milk
600 ml Pure Cream
1/4 tsp Calcium Chloride - CaCl2
Flora Danica – A good full dose(pinch measure) of GLA FL.D
1/32 tsp of Penicillium Candidum and half a 1/64 tsp of the Geotrichum Candidum
3.5 mls of GLA Liquid rennet.
The workflow is on the sheet attached to the first post. I'll post photos as the day progresses.
For those who would like a sneak peek of what I hope will happen. - A link to my last make of these cheese.
http://cheeseforum.org/forum/index.php/topic,13412.0.htmlOne thing I will be doing different is to record the pH at various stages - but at this stage I wont be driven by them. Though the end pH would be nice to get to.
Back soon