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CHEESE TYPE BOARDS (for Cheese Lovers and Cheese Makers) => ADJUNCT - Lactic Surface White Mold (Penicillium candidum) Ripened => Topic started by: nilo_669 on June 19, 2010, 11:18:16 AM
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Chaource aged 13 days made from pastuerised Buffalo milk
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Looks good; how does it taste?
Pam
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Hi Pam, Buffalo Milk has a rich creamy taste , Chaource made from buffalo milk is a mild with a mushroom smell . can be eaten at 2 weeks but aged longer will give more intense flavor.
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Where do you get Buffalo milk? I want some!
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If you live in the Philippines
i can give you some
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My ripe Chaource aged for 4 weeks.
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Kind of blurry but looks good and ripe!
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Chaource is a thing of beauty, both visually and on the palate. With buffalo milk, I can imagine the taste is beyond belief! Looks as though you used a St. Maure mold, correct? If you've made more than one, I would age one for another few weeks to enjoy the further complexities of this treasure.
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Yes Brie, the longer it ages the more flavourful it gets, i have a friend who tasted it at 6 weeks ,He said that " it smells like my foot but its good "lol ,although I havent tried the real thing. Could anyone tell me if that is what my friend think it is?
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Looks nice from what I can see.
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Well, I think you should smell your friend's feet to make an educated guess. Have you let any age for this long? I aged one of mine for 2 months and it really does take on a different taste and texture. It firms up and becomes quite brilliant.
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Is this from Water Buffalo milk? Sounds and looks good. There are a few Water Buffalo farms in the U.S. but unfortunately still not very common.