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Spring "Stilton"

Started by T-Bird, March 04, 2012, 05:49:28 PM

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Boofer

Great blue coverage, T-Bird.

Good job.

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

H-K-J

Excellent T-Bird :P
I have one that is about 10 days behind yours. I am trying to let it age for 12 weeks, an earlier one I made we only waited 7 to 8 week's ( it was all my wife's fault ::))
Having one to eat make's it easier to stay away from this one  ;)
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beechercreature

great job! it looks deliciously blue.

T-Bird

HKJ I saw yours and posted on the thread- looks good. When I let my cheeses go for 12 wks, they were overripened once I got my internal bluing better. I guess it's because I only make a 2# cheese. Mine are much better now that I ripen for 9wks. I think this cheese was ready last week tho. May try the next one 8 wks. This cheese was only pierced 4wks before opening and still got all that veining.

JeffHamm

What a great looking result!  A cheese to you.  I'm really hoping my adventure into the wide blue yonder is as successful. 

- Jeff

T-Bird

Just finished this cheese I thought it was fitting to post notice of it's demise like I did it's creation. I started to post a pic of the empty wrapper but it was too sad. :'(

H-K-J

Quote from: T-Bird on June 19, 2012, 08:54:28 PM
Just finished this cheese I thought it was fitting to post notice of it's demise like I did it's creation. I started to post a pic of the empty wrapper but it was too sad. :'(

RIP O'L Blue :'(
Never hit a man with glasses, use a baseball bat!
http://cocker-spanial-hair-in-my-food.blogspot.com/