Deformation after preesing

[wnascimento]

Can someone inform the possible causes of the deformation after pressing that I got during the brinning in the Manchego cheese of the picture below ?

Wallace

[Paterkie]

As far as I know you get deformation if you don't put Calcium Chloride in the brine

[Matthewcraig]

There may be to much whey in the cheese if possible I would break it up and press again

[wnascimento]

Thanks for the comments.
I saw in the forum a similar problem and appears that the cause was late cut what happens with this cheese.
I would appreciate If some one can confirm my understanding that the late cut can cause this kind of deformation.
What happened was a immediate flocculation and I waited 40 minutes to cut.
I will go ahead with the 60 days ripening to see what happen.

Wallace   

[Matthewcraig]

Just flip to the side that is less deformed and it should even out, if that makes sense

[cowboycheese]

Good luck with the repress recovery.

I think you should post your picture and a bit of text in Boofer's "Failures I have Known" thread https://cheeseforum.org/forum/index.php/topic,10888.0.html. Remember, your first step to recovery is to say your name and admit your failing (with pictures!).