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Cheddar 12-30-12

Started by tnbquilt, January 05, 2013, 04:44:36 PM

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tnbquilt

I am trying to work on my cheese flavor, I had some come out bitter that I made last summer. I was very careful when making this one, I used a recipe that has made me really good cheddar in the past and I was very careful to do everything correctly. I calibrated my ph meter before starting and recorded the ph level at every step along the way.

This is the first one that I ever pressed in the pot, and it knitted very nicely. I pressed it at 40lbs for 12 hours. Since it was knitted so nicely I did not increase the pressure and continue for another 24 hours like the recipe said. Does anyone know if I screwed up by not doing this? It just seemed like it would possibly make it dryer and it looked so nice. Maybe after I cut into it I will have my answer.

H-K-J

you are probably just fine, the knit looks good ^-^
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bbracken677

Nice looking cheese there! 

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I'd certainly be happy with that result.
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