It's about 4 months old. I'm really happy the way the loose curds allowed the penicillium to work its way through the cheese.
(http://cdn.homebrewtalk.com/images/3/7/1/8/3/_mg_0670-65782.jpg)
Looks delicious!
A lovely looking cheese. Does it taste as good as it looks?
What recipe did you use?
Please accept a cheese for your efforts.
Looks really nice. Thanks for posting. How is the taste?
Nice looking blue
AC4U
Nice looking cheese----AC4U
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Quote from: Raw Prawn on June 21, 2015, 08:55:24 AM
A lovely looking cheese. Does it taste as good as it looks?
What recipe did you use?
Please accept a cheese for your efforts.
Thanks everyone. I've been making a lot of cheeses lately, just not coming to the forum as much.
I made the stilton in Mary Karlin's Artisan Cheesemaking. These blues are pretty easy for me. Funny, since I make everything else easily, because I cannot make a mozzarella to save my life. Another one of life's little jokes that I get to play a part of.
It tastes fantastic. Quite strong flavor. Very acidic. My wife got pissed when I opened and cut it, due to the strong smell.
Looks mazing... a cheese I feel is needed.
--Mal
Quote from: pastpawn on June 28, 2015, 04:52:05 AM
My wife got pissed when I opened and cut it,
I'm assuming that this does not have the same meaning as it does in this part of the world: i.e. that she got thoroughly inebriated.
Quote from: Raw Prawn on June 28, 2015, 08:09:38 AM
Quote from: pastpawn on June 28, 2015, 04:52:05 AM
My wife got pissed when I opened and cut it,
I'm assuming that this does not have the same meaning as it does in this part of the world: i.e. that she got thoroughly inebriated.
Haha. No, I meant she was somewhere between mildly unhappy and massively irritated. My response, of course, was to get pissed ;).
Made 4 camembert this morning. Infused the milk with oyster mushrooms. PC and Geo in the mix, and will be spraying with PC tomorrow. Should be interesting. My previous camembert were almost perfect.