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Old 04-27-2007, 07:31 AM
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Default Re: All things Cheese

james, thanks for putting this in the right spot


billrd
Its mainly around how much whey you extract from the curd and what starter cultures are used (generally a Mesophilic culture). Soft cheese are pressed very little as a general rule.

From there soft cheeses may undergo storage in a brine solution or sprayed with some sort of surface mould to further enhance/develop (eg. Camemberet)


Hard Cheeses
oohhh ahhh... you've got me there. I do over indulge in them with a glass of red or two....ahhh....
Actually Blessed Cheese do these "Wine and Cheese trails" - you go to the shop and pickup a specially prepared pack of cheeses (complete with cooler). It has a map inside showing the local wineries. This map tells you what cheese to match with what wines at a particular winery.... its all organised for you and the cheese place and certain wineries are all clued up for it.
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