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Started by Stinky, February 21, 2015, 10:21:13 PM

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shaneb

I think you have more than geo taking over.  ;D Nice chicken. We have 4 silkie chickens in our backyard.

Stinky

Quote from: Shane on March 06, 2015, 12:00:30 AM
I think you have more than geo taking over.  ;D Nice chicken. We have 4 silkie chickens in our backyard.

Oookay this has made my day. I've been laughing for the last ten minutes or so. I'd edit it, but it's too good a joke to lose.

The explanation is that I had one picture from that day on my computer, and of course assumed it was a cheese picture, whereas it was actually a picture of a chicken I had taken to paint.

And it seems I actually do have no picture from that day, but here's yesterday's. I had washed all the geo off, but there's more today. You'll see.


LoftyNotions

Good thing it was just a chicken!  :-[  ;D

Larry

OzzieCheese

A chicken named Geo... Thats cool :)

Oh... It was a mistake ..BTW what colour do you paint a Chicken ??
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qdog1955

Stinky-----Your "cheesy" chicken sure made my day :)  What a hoot!!!
Qdog

Stinky

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Quote from: OzzieCheese on March 06, 2015, 04:26:10 AM
A chicken named Geo... Thats cool :)

Oh... It was a mistake ..BTW what colour do you paint a Chicken ??

Camouflage.... so it fits into the surroundings...

OzzieCheese

Made my day !!!  Have a cheese just because ...

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awakephd

Quote from: OzzieCheese on March 06, 2015, 04:26:10 AM
BTW what colour do you paint a Chicken ??

Regardless of what colour you use, the real trick is getting the chicken to stay still long enough to cover her completely. :)
-- Andy

Alpkäserei

something has gone horribly wrong with your Tilsiter.

Stinky

Quote from: Alpkäserei on March 07, 2015, 04:52:39 PM
something has gone horribly wrong with your Tilsiter.

It started growing these feathers all over...  :o

But really, Alp, what ought I to do about the geo?

LoftyNotions

Quote from: Alpkäserei on March 07, 2015, 04:52:39 PM
something has gone horribly wrong with your Tilsiter.
Yes, it IS fowl looking! :)

Larry

Alpkäserei

Just wash it, and pretend it isn't there

It's not a problem.
It will either die over time, or it won't. Either way is good

Once the rind gets older, if you still have geo it will be beneficial and give you a nice white dusting

The idea with a washed rind, in theory, is to isolate wild bacteria. In reality we get a lot more than just bacteria. Geo is one thing we often get, it's no problem.
My cheese tends to get geo on it, and sometimes it makes the rind a little wrinkly. But I like the added depth of flavor it adds. Straight up linens can be a little.. unpleasant but when we add diversity of other cultures it's actually quite nice.

Al Lewis

Smells great with a diluted wine wash.  ;D
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awakephd

Quote from: Al Lewis on March 07, 2015, 07:48:05 PM
Smells great with a diluted wine wash.  ;D

Just to clarify, that's a wine wash on the cheese ... though a wine wash on the cheese maker might also do something for the smell, or at least the perception of it!
-- Andy

Stinky

How long should I age this?

It's at almost a month now... I want something milder than Limburger or brick yet not overly mild. What would it be like at one and a half, two months?