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CHEESE TYPE BOARDS (for Cheese Lovers and Cheese Makers) => FRESH DIRECT ACID COAGULATED - Primarily Non-Lactic & Non-Rennet => Topic started by: Threelittlepiggiescheese on February 20, 2012, 02:52:48 AM
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anyone done a garlic salt pressed queso blanco? Could you age it? or is that a horribly bad idea?
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Nope, never, guess it could be aged/ripened if moisture content was low enough and acid level high enough. Big problem with aging small cheeses is humidity control to avoid excessive drying and if moist then minimizing surface mold. Let us know if you try!
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sounds incredibly finicky and probably shouldn't be one of my first undertakings, but I do plan on ordering the starters for cheddar next month and ill be building myself a press before then, but once I get a cheddar or two under my belt I will revisit this and try to age one just because I can
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sounds really interesting, if you do it i would love to see the results, i am new to cheesemaking always looking for something to try