I've been following the Newbie cheese-learning-schedule from the Fankhauser website. Have eaten about 3 batches of yogurt (to labneh and greek yogurt) have made buttermilk a couple of times and am on my third batch (tomorrow) of Neufchatel. _This time_ I should have a clean break (it's been kinda running even though tasty). I'm applying what I've learned from this Marvelous website!
Other interests old houses, pianos and player pianos. Much cooking and baking with dutch ovens and pressure cookers. 1920's jazz, Seltzer bottling
Bye for now,
Dale
Welcome jordan. There is much to be learned in the wonderful world of cheese and all here are willing to share their experiences.
Hello Jordan/Dale, welcome, I remember old mechanical player pianos with cardboard scrolls from when I was young, marvelous machines. Have fun making cheese!
Hi from another new person to this site, the Fankhauser site is a great site isn't it? Good luck with your cheese making, I find when my house is cold the break can often be a bit soft- not "clean" others may be able to comment further on this