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Title: Caciocavallo 3 month
Post by: Hande on December 16, 2011, 04:27:59 PM
Hi,
My Caciocavallo get 3 month birthday  :)
Raw cow milk and no lipase. My wife don't like taste of lipase.  But I really like.
Peter Dixon say that if you don't use lipase you need  ripen at least 6 month to get real taste.
I think I go one year if all going well.

Hande

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Title: Re: Caciocavallo 3 month
Post by: Boofer on December 16, 2011, 05:38:06 PM
It's progressing well. Looks good, Hande.

How does it smell?

-Boofer-
Title: Re: Caciocavallo 3 month
Post by: Hande on December 16, 2011, 07:29:07 PM
I try to smell it very closely, and that boy has very mild earthy smell.
I try also Romano with lipase and there is it, great smell  ;D

Hande
Title: Re: Caciocavallo 3 month
Post by: anutcanfly on December 16, 2011, 08:31:51 PM
I was surprised to realize the Romano I made with lipase was identical in taste and smell to the Asagio I buy from the store.  I need to try some good quality samples of Asagio, parmesan, and Romano just to make sure I know what they should taste and smell like.  Are yours matched up to what you expected?

What does Caciocavallo taste and smell like?
Title: Re: Caciocavallo 3 month
Post by: Hande on December 19, 2011, 11:09:41 PM
I was last summer in Veneto and there I get just great Asiago, Taleggio and Caciocavallo.
So now I'm big fan for those cheese  : ) but Caciocavallo is more southern Italy cheese.
There is so many style Caciocavallo: young (table),stuffed, aged. smoked, cheep or cow..you name it.
My goal is aged Provolone style grating cheese.

Hande