zoebisch01
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SuperiorBrew said:
Ouch! I am fortunate to have it locally at the grocer. The shipping is certainly what kills ya. But, if you do find it in a store somewhere you don't need a lot of it. A small amount goes very far.
Anyone make cheese?
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Ouch! I am fortunate to have it locally at the grocer. The shipping is certainly what kills ya. But, if you do find it in a store somewhere you don't need a lot of it. A small amount goes very far.
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I just got the chees kit, wasnt really what I was expecting but I didd'nt really know what to expect 
Basic Hard Cheese Kit [01686]
$31.99
The Basic Hard Cheese Kit makes nine different cheeses: Farmhouse Cheddar, Gouda, Monterey Jack, Feta, Cottage Cheese, Colby, Parmesan and Ricotta. With this kit you can make your own additive and preservative-free cheeses. The kit comes with a detailed recipe booklet outlining all the steps in the cheesemaking process. This kit lasts about 2 years in the refrigerator and makes up to 30 pounds of cheeses.
The basic hard cheese kit contains:
One cheese mold
Vegetable cheese rennet
Mesophilic starter
Thermophilic starter
Dairy thermometer
1/2 oz. calcium chloride
Reusable cheesecloth
Basic Hard Cheese Kit [01686]
$31.99
The Basic Hard Cheese Kit makes nine different cheeses: Farmhouse Cheddar, Gouda, Monterey Jack, Feta, Cottage Cheese, Colby, Parmesan and Ricotta. With this kit you can make your own additive and preservative-free cheeses. The kit comes with a detailed recipe booklet outlining all the steps in the cheesemaking process. This kit lasts about 2 years in the refrigerator and makes up to 30 pounds of cheeses.
The basic hard cheese kit contains:
One cheese mold
Vegetable cheese rennet
Mesophilic starter
Thermophilic starter
Dairy thermometer
1/2 oz. calcium chloride
Reusable cheesecloth
Marko73
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http://www.cheesemaking.com/
My friend has really been into cheesemaking for a number of years now. He took a workshop from the woman who runs this site and I am pretty sure the books that come with the basic kits is hers.
He loves it. He just sent me an email that he "waxed his cheese" this weekend.
I laughed too. . .
My friend has really been into cheesemaking for a number of years now. He took a workshop from the woman who runs this site and I am pretty sure the books that come with the basic kits is hers.
He loves it. He just sent me an email that he "waxed his cheese" this weekend.
I laughed too. . .
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mrosania said:
Hey, Alice waxed the cheese last week, too. It was great. I kept on putting my hand in to help and she kept swatting me away. I guess she wanted to complete the job. With or without my assistance, she ended up waxing the cheese like it was the movies. A VERY satisfying experience, and should be great to nibble on later.
PTN
