I'm from Michigan, some of my hobbies are homebrew, wine making and soap making. I have been reading about cheese making and really want to try it.
Good morning Whichwhey and welcome to the forum.
Many of us here have "multiple addictions", umm I mean hobbies.
So what cheeses have you tried so far?
Hello whichwhey and Welcome.
Many of us here share an interest in those hobbies! Welcome aboard.
Christy
Welcome whichwhey to your new hobby!
welcome again whichwhey. Have you actually gotten around to making any cheese yet? I would suggest that you start with the soft cheeses as they are technically less demanding and require fewer ingredients and gadgets. They also give you faster products so that you will have something to taste sooner. We all like instant or quick gratification right? ;)
Quote from: Tea on September 24, 2009, 10:33:04 PM
Good morning Whichwhey and welcome to the forum.
Many of us here have "multiple addictions", umm I mean hobbies.
So what cheeses have you tried so far?
I haven't made any yet, but I can't wait to get making. I'm sure I should read, read, and read before making any.
Quote from: zenith1 on September 25, 2009, 07:59:12 PM
welcome again whichwhey. Have you actually gotten around to making any cheese yet? I would suggest that you start with the soft cheeses as they are technically less demanding and require fewer ingredients and gadgets. They also give you faster products so that you will have something to taste sooner. We all like instant or quick gratification right? ;)
No I have been reading about cheese making and I wasthinking the same thing about making a soft cheese.
From one Michigander to another, welcome.
What part of Michigan?
Van Buren County
Upper or lower? What city are you near?
Grand Rapids, you?
I'm from Kentucky, but have spent a lot of time in Michigan sailing and fishing.
Hey, I'm in Grand Rapids too.
So where are you buying milk?
South Haven area, and too close to the lake in the winter time (snow bands :o)
hi and welcome.
i'm in south lyon MI, and fortunate to have my own milk supply year round ;)
looks like there are a lot of members in michigan.
I think we are looking for ways to keep ourselves busy and well fed.
I'm just using pasteurized milk from the store. No connections for raw milk.