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It's Gruyere Day

Started by GortKlaatu, June 09, 2018, 07:48:29 PM

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GortKlaatu

I was planning to make some triple creams today, but had too much milk for that. So, it is Gruyere Day. (It's in the press now...waiting for the hydrogen potential to hit 5.4)
I'll make Triple Creams on Tuesday with 2.5 gallons then.
Somewhere, some long time ago, milk decided to reach toward immortality... and to call itself cheese.

GortKlaatu

Here it is, fresh out of the brine
Somewhere, some long time ago, milk decided to reach toward immortality... and to call itself cheese.

River Bottom Farm

That looks very promising Gort. Hope it ages well for you!

GortKlaatu

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

curiouser_alice

Now I am thinking I will make another.  Thank you for the inspiration!

panamamike

Looks really nice. Good knit.

GortKlaatu

Con mucho gusto (you're welcome) Alice.
Gracias, Mike.
Somewhere, some long time ago, milk decided to reach toward immortality... and to call itself cheese.

timsumrall

I didn't know that Gruyere had is own day. Here I was making cheddar.

As usual, great looking wheel  8)

GortKlaatu

Thanks Tim
I think it was only Gruyere Day in Costa Rica. I'm not sure--but I'm pretty sure--it was Cheddar Day in Mississippi.
Somewhere, some long time ago, milk decided to reach toward immortality... and to call itself cheese.

lovinglife

It was a cheddar day in Idaho also!  I made a cheddar with strawberry and blueberry reduction just for giggles.  Wanted it to be a red white and blue but that didn't work, kind of a whitish purplish mass.

aghIV

Good looking cheese! How long are you going to age it?

GortKlaatu

Thanks aghIV.   Gonna take it out to at least one year.
Somewhere, some long time ago, milk decided to reach toward immortality... and to call itself cheese.