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Dill Havarti

Started by ksk2175, February 21, 2016, 07:01:20 PM

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Quote from: Boofer on April 30, 2016, 06:30:40 PM
Excellent job, Ken. Sorry the proportion of dill was too heavy. Just a note for your next iteration. ;)

Have a cheese.

-Boofer-

Thanks Boofer. Definately noted but it really did turn out well.

ksk2175

Quote from: H-K-J on May 04, 2016, 12:58:25 AM
I am wondering if dill would be a nice change to a Caerphilly ???
Oh and thanks for the pics and a cheese to you for that ;D

I know I am shaming myself but I have yet to taste Caerphilly. Is it a tart/sour type cheese?

I recently tasted a Cotswold of mine that didn't turn out all. It had onion and chive in it and was really looking forward to it but I must have let the PH drop too low .... Crumbly and sour.   Have you ever put onion in Caerphilly?

Thanks for the cheese.

ksk2175

Quote from: Fritz on May 04, 2016, 03:25:07 AM
Wow, that's great documentation...and the cheese looks pretty good too :) congrats and enjoy!

Thank you sir, will do.

jwalker

Excellent looking cheese , dill is one of my favorites in cheese ,  or on potatoes , on just about anything.

I've done Dill Gouda before , aged it for six months , great.

Good job , have a cheese on me too !

Jim.

ksk2175

Quote from: jwalker on May 04, 2016, 04:44:56 PM
Excellent looking cheese , dill is one of my favorites in cheese ,  or on potatoes , on just about anything.

I've done Dill Gouda before , aged it for six months , great.

Good job , have a cheese on me too !

Jim.

Thanks Jim, Gouda is next for me .... Havarti and Gouda are similar and I cant wait to see if I can get a good recipe going...