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LGC 031 – What Non Curd Nerds Think About Little Green Cheese

01/09/2014 By Gavin Webber 5 Comments

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This weeks feature is a review of the podcast that appeared in episode 90 of the Reaction Podcast by a couple of non curd nerds!  Just be forewarned that there is swearing during that 5 minute segment, but if you can handle it, then it is well worth a listen just for the laughs.

The news clip is from ABC Rural News and is about Lyndall Dykes who is the owner of The Cheesemaking Workshop.  She teaches mainly around the north coast of NSW.

Listener questions this week are about the target temperature of the milk during cheese making, how to set the external thermostat from heat to cold mode, whether a normal small bar fridge will suffice as a cheese cave, and a couple of replies to YouTube comments.

Links mentioned in the show;

  • My cheese making kits (only delivered to Australian customer)
  • Reaction Podcast by Matt and Beau
  • Lyndall Dyke’s The CheeseMaking Workshop
  • LGC Cheesemaking Video Tutorials on YouTube.
External Thermostat.  Press the centre button for 4 seconds to set to cold mode
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About Gavin Webber

Gavin Webber is passionate about home cheese making. He loves to make cheese in his spare time and shares the techniques, videos, podcasts, and recipes with his fellow curd nerds!

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Comments

  1. Susanne Tewes says

    30/05/2018 at 10:44

    need a written recipe for the cheese curds

    Reply
  2. Murray says

    12/09/2014 at 03:54

    Thermostat operating instructions – from eBay website:

    Operating instructions:

    * Switch on the thermostat with power. The screen shows current temperature.
    * Button "SETTING": used for switch between "WORKING" mode and "SETTING" mode. Press once, the thermostat go into setting mode, press another, the thermostat goes back to working mode.
    * Button "TEMPERATURE +": used for elevating temperature. When the screen shows "SETTING", each pressing on the button elevates 1 degree . Long pressing on increases the temperature till +38 degree. After 5 seconds no operating, the thermostat returns to working mode.
    * Button "TEMPERATURE -": used for lowering temperature. When the screen shows "SETTING", each pressing on the button reduce 1degree . Long pressing on lowers the temperature till -9 degree. After 5 seconds no operating, the thermostat returns to working mode.

    Heating mode and cooling mode change:

    * In the "WORKING" mode, press Button "TEMPERATURE +", after 4 seconds, the "WORK" mode will change, heating mode to cooling mode, or cooling mode to heating mode.
    * Heating mode(red light bright):.
    * When current temperature ≤ set temperature – 1degree ,switch on the power.
    * When current temperature ≥ set temperature + 1degree ,cut off the power.
    * Cooling mode(green light bright):.
    * When current temperature ≥ set temperature + 1degree ,switch on the power.
    * When current temperature ≤ set temperature – 1degree ,cut off the power.
    * Protection function:When short circuit occurs, temperature screen shows [dd], the power automatically cut off.

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    • Cheeseadmin says

      15/09/2014 at 13:39

      Thanks Murray!

      Reply
  3. Ian Treuer says

    02/09/2014 at 02:29

    Another great podcast Gavin!

    Reply
    • Cheeseadmin says

      02/09/2014 at 03:19

      Thanks Ian. I think it is high time that I had you back on the show as a guest. What do you think?

      Reply

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