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H-K-J's brie batch #3

Started by H-K-J, March 25, 2016, 03:42:25 PM

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H-K-J

Started this make on the 10th, MBH was gettin a craving and I thought it sounded really good  :P
we used 2 gallons of store P/H milk and 1 QT heavy cream.
Sam III PC, Cal.Chl., mm-100-101, dry calf rennet, salt.
The temps and times all worked out as prescribed.
as always on the first flip my mind's eye sees a huge mess on the floor, (the wife say's to quit programing it :-X )
everything went well, all the flipping, salting, mold growth, and wrapping.
I got flustered and turned the wrapping over to my wife (She has more patients)
And now they rest in the cave as we anticipate and flip daily (patients my behind, I wanna eat some)
Going to try and get the pix' to load (2nd try)   
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Al Lewis

Looking great buddy!  Glad to see you back in the saddle! AC4U for your perseverance. ;D
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AnnDee

Do you still keep them in the box after wrapping?

H-K-J

Thanks for the cheese Al, it was nice that it went so well ^-^

Quote from: AnnDee on March 26, 2016, 12:49:24 AM
Do you still keep them in the box after wrapping?

Hi AnnDee, we do keep them in some kind of a container up to the very end.
As some on the forum will attest to, I seem to have the ability to turn all cheese blue :o
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Kern

Looooking good dude.  AC4U.   8)

AnnDee


Quote from: AnnDee on March 26, 2016, 12:49:24 AM
Do you still keep them in the box after wrapping?

Hi AnnDee, we do keep them in some kind of a container up to the very end.
As some on the forum will attest to, I seem to have the ability to turn all cheese blue :o
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I suppose that's due to you being an avid blue cheese maker :)
Me likey! AC4U!

H-K-J

We opened one of these last tuesday MMMMmmmmmm ^-^
the wife said, Best we made so far, I have to agree, the paste was like a thick cream, no ammonia taste or smell.
Even the sister in law, who had never eaten mold ripened cheese other than a roquefort or some blue cheese dressing at a restaurant said it was wonderful.
And now it is time to open the second one, did I mention MMMMmmmMMmmmMMMmmmm!    
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ksk2175

Very nice!  Looks yummi for sure.... AC4U

Boofer

Beautiful, H-K-J. You've managed to find that fine balance between oozy without being liquidy. Have a cheese. :)

I notice that the pics include "@ H-K-J". Curious....

-Boofer-
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Al Lewis

Perfect cheese my brother!!!  AC4U for perfection!! ;D


Quote from: Boofer on April 17, 2016, 06:19:54 PM
I notice that the pics include "@ H-K-J". Curious....

-Boofer-

That's a copyright symbol Boofer!     ©
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awakephd

Wonderful! AC4U. What diameter are these?
-- Andy

H-K-J

thanks guy's  ;D this is so good, warming one up now >:D

@ awake   6" diam

@ Boofer   Al's right  (I usually remove it) 
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AnnDee

Oh look at that gooeyness....
Please accept an extra cheese for that beautiful paste.

Andrew Marshallsay

What more can I add? Certainly looks like cheese perfection.
Please accept another cheese while I wipe the drool off my keyboard.
- Andrew

Boofer

Quote from: H-K-J on April 18, 2016, 03:30:36 AM
@ Boofer   Al's right  (I usually remove it)
Hey, I knew that...I guess I got all twisted wondering "why?".

-Boofer-
Let's ferment something!
Bread, beer, wine, cheese...it's all good.