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Title: combination of cultures won't allow milk to coagulate?
Post by: louborges on December 26, 2016, 10:52:24 PM
I am trying to make an aged Chevre cheese using cows milk and a little lipase for flavor CC, PC and Geo molds. I've tried several variations to the recipe with no success. I used the Chevre package that contains both the culture and the rennet over night. Next morning very soupy. So I tried again and this time used two packages, same thing. Very soupy. I than tried using just the mesophile culture with the two molds and let it ripen over night and than I would add the lipase and rennet, Still no luck. Which combination of cultures are preventing the milk from coagulating?
Title: Re: combination of cultures won't allow milk to coagulate?
Post by: Gregore on December 27, 2016, 05:20:36 AM
Can you put the recipe here ,

what milk and what heat
Title: Re: combination of cultures won't allow milk to coagulate?
Post by: awakephd on December 27, 2016, 10:34:38 PM
Especially what kind of milk - be aware that ultra-pasteurized milk, or even some milk that claims just to be pasteurized, just won't work well.