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Greetings from Birmingham, England

Started by ruffus, May 16, 2010, 10:49:00 AM

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ruffus

Thankyou for a wonderful helpful site. look forward to making more cheese!! ;)

Cheese Head

Hi ruffas, welcome, some basics here and for Forum, Search Tool is useful as is column headings, if you click on Subject in a Board it will sort all the topics such that many of the topics on Vats or Presses are all grouped.

Are you beginner, hobby, artisan or factory cheese maker and which ones are you interested in?

MarkShelton

Welcome Ruffus!
I always like seeing new members from countries rich in cheesemaking heritage  :D

ruffus

We are just starting out. HAve been growing our own veg for a couple of years and one of us in an artisan baker so we thought cheese would be a wonderful accompaniment, another tool for the bag, our very next adventure!

We were very excited last night as we made ricotta cheese, but gutted today as we can't find the parmesan cheese anywhere thats open so late on a sunday, which means todays lasagne is off the menu! :-\

DeejayDebi

Hello Ruffus and welcome. In a few months we will have you making your own parmesan and you won't have to worry about stores anymore!

Brie

Welcome to Cheese Forum--you will love this site! Once you begin your adventure, you will save your whey and use in your baking--it makes great bread. Ask any question, many knowledgable cheesers here.

FarmerJd


ruffus

makes great bread???? Wow, tell me more!!! :o

Brie

Save the whey from your cheese-making and use as the liquid in your bread. Also great for feeding your plants, especially veggies. Try it, you'll like it!

Sailor Con Queso

Whey can be used in place of water in many recipes. The University of Wisconsin just did a study using whey concentrate as a substitute for salt.

ruffus

Thats fantastic! Thankyou, i will be experimenting with that, for sure! ;)

DeejayDebi

There's one group I forget who that is usng whey to make an ego friendly varnish.

Sailor Con Queso

Deb, what the heck is "EGO" friendly. All sorts of evil imagery coming to mind. >:D Lol, LOL, LOL, LOL

linuxboy

It's varnish that's been endorsed by Ayn Rand :P

(sorry, couldn't help it)

Brie

And he is a egoist? Ha ha--just kidding!