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Butterkaese #3

Started by GortKlaatu, December 03, 2017, 11:57:32 PM

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GortKlaatu

I decided to make a Butterkaese with some of the Jersey milk I got today. (Previous two were made with goat milk)
Anxious to see how different it turns out.
In the press now...it'll be ready just in time for Christmas.
Somewhere, some long time ago, milk decided to reach toward immortality... and to call itself cheese.

GortKlaatu

Out of the brine this morning and ready for a quick 2 week aging.

Somewhere, some long time ago, milk decided to reach toward immortality... and to call itself cheese.

AnnDee

That is a lot of weight  :D

Good looking cheese! Love it!

GortKlaatu

Yep it is.  You might remember a that a few weeks ago I posted a question about Buttercase recipes--some use very light pressing and some use a LOT of weight (Danbo's recipe case in point.). I was worried about using this much weight (and I'm actually using  less than Danbo's recipe dictates) but last time it turned out much better than the one I did with light pressing weights. 
Somewhere, some long time ago, milk decided to reach toward immortality... and to call itself cheese.

Boofer

Looks good. Have a cheese.

Where'd you get that mold?

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

GortKlaatu

Thanks Boofer!


I got it from New England Cheesemaking.  $40. They say it is for 4 pound of cheese, but I routinely get 6 pounds in it.

Somewhere, some long time ago, milk decided to reach toward immortality... and to call itself cheese.

cbenner33

Quote from: GortKlaatu on December 07, 2017, 02:50:10 PM
Thanks Boofer!


I got it from New England Cheesemaking.  $40. They say it is for 4 pound of cheese, but I routinely get 6 pounds in it.

I agree good looking cheese. AC4U

I do like that mold...

AnnDee

The mould is out of stock at NEC...
I found another at kvaasrom 3.2 kgs mould for 32 euros.