December 16, 201411 yr Yep - first time - it is not too complex to make - but I think it takes a bit to get it just right - a little dry. I am soaking the second ball in the whey and salt - see how it does. Thanks
December 16, 201411 yr I used to get amazing mozzarella in Hoboken, really cool that you make your own.
December 16, 201411 yr Yep - first time - it is not too complex to make - but I think it takes a bit to get it just right - a little dry. I am soaking the second ball in the whey and salt - see how it does. Thanks So the ball of cheese is already made, but you're doing what to it? Marinating it or something? I am not knowing this. I want to try doing this, if it's pretty easy.
December 16, 201411 yr A lot of time you buy fresh mozzarella it comes in a brine So I took the leftover whey and added a bunch of salt to make a brine, and put the cheese in there to 'keep it fresh' if you will. Since it is fresh, it will continue to mature a bit. Also I may try it in oil as well. Just playing around.
December 21, 201411 yr A cheese thread, you say? Delicious delicious Pleine Lune. Easily one of my favorites.
December 19, 20178 yr Munching on cheddar cheese, right now. Just came home from a very tiring day at work.
December 19, 20178 yr 4 hours ago, Voltron said: Cheese eating troll is trolling. Yeah, I capitulate, they've been banned. Sure had the forced randomness of a bad liar.
December 20, 20178 yr Just finished a piece of piquant gorgonzola followed by a crunchy peanut butter sandwich, and washed down with a cup of pineapple juice. I have had a blue stilton which was very nice, but a white stilton with cranberries was better. I usually stick to a 18 month to 2 year old tasty cheddar.
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