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H-K-J's Stiltonesqe #9

Started by H-K-J, November 01, 2017, 02:03:21 AM

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Al Lewis

Okay, you're just showing off now!  LOL  Looks great!! ;D
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H-K-J

Quote from: Al Lewis on November 06, 2017, 07:22:18 PM
Okay, you're just showing off now!  LOL  Looks great!! ;D

No Al now it's showing off :o
4 more days
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GortKlaatu

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

Al Lewis

Looking great!  I'm still airing mine every day.
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H-K-J

I have put this one in the cool room I didn't like the way it felt, it just seemed to soft, the cool room took care of that but the little white spots started to bug me so I used a dab of vinegar on them to see if that will clean them up. I also take it out for a walk at least once a day, I try to remember to do it twice.
My next problem is figuring out when to pierce it, I'll take a look at my notes I'm sure I've got it there.
The smells have changed :o the wife says it smells good, just like creamy dirty feet, I'm not to sure about creamy, she's definitely got the feet smell right ::)
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Al Lewis

#20
Normally I believe it's at 3 weeks but could be wrong.  Mine normally develop a ammonia odor that goes away after a few days.  Then it smells great again. ???
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Boofer

That's a lot of blue. Do you pat down or rub the blue or just let it grow wild?

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GortKlaatu

Depending on the blue I'm making, and the amount of blue development, I pierce mine between 10 and 14 days.  And then again at 4 weeks (if it is aged longer than that)
That is a lot of surface growth. It's fine if you want it that way, but if you don't curtail it some, you can end up with a Gorgonzola style (inedible) rind.
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H-K-J

Quote from: Boofer on November 12, 2017, 08:18:28 AM
That's a lot of blue. Do you pat down or rub the blue or just let it grow wild?

-Boofer-

Just let it go I never have done anything with my rinds.
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Al Lewis

Hey Harold!!  Guess what I did yesterday! :D
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H-K-J

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Al Lewis

Yeah I took a page out of your book and did 4 instead of 3.  See how they ripen. ;D
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H-K-J

they seem to ripen a little faster we have been eating our last four (down to 1 and a half) very runny right now but they are goooooood. :P
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Al Lewis

Yeah, that's my target, runny!!!  Yum! :P
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H-K-J

What it looks like now.
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