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Title: Heated Milk Accidentally To 90C - Saveable?
Post by: andymick01 on July 17, 2010, 03:24:27 PM
I started to make my first ever cheese after reading and reading on how to do it. BUT!!! for some silly reason I've gone and heated the milk to 90 C and added to Calcium chloride and culture, I then realised that it should have been to 32 c have I now ruined the milk or can I recover it
Title: Re: Heated Milk Accidentally To 90C - Saveable?
Post by: coffee joe on July 17, 2010, 03:55:15 PM
I'm pretty new to this as well but for sure your culture is dead. You can try starting over from the right temps and see what happens. Don't add more Calcium Chloride.
If you didn't spend too much on the milk, you will have a better first time experience using the overheated milk for something else.

30ºC/86ºF
38ºC/100ºF are the 2 temps you need for mesophilic starter
Title: Re: Heated Milk Accidentally To 90C - Saveable?
Post by: andymick01 on July 17, 2010, 04:03:51 PM
Thanks for the info, I've nothing to lose so I may as well carry on and add some more culture to the milk and see what happens. will let you know
Title: Re: Heated Milk Accidentally To 90C - Saveable?
Post by: DeejayDebi on July 17, 2010, 07:44:02 PM
Make sure you've cooled the milk to the right temperature before adding the culture! Good luck. Should be fine becuase you didn't add the rennet yet.
Title: Re: Heated Milk Accidentally To 90C - Saveable?
Post by: andymick01 on July 17, 2010, 08:31:37 PM
Looking good, got a managed a good cut, looks like the games back on.