During my time as a home cheesemaker, I have met many people who have taken the next step to commercial production. This weeks news item is about such a fellow.
Cheese news
Engineer excels at cheesemaking
This week’s Listener questions are from the following curd nerds;
- Geoff has a 30 litre (8 Gallons) pot and wants to know if it is suitable for cheese making
- Jacqui would like to know if ash coated brie is supposed to taste earthy,
- Jon has invented a way to make quick mozzarella shreddable without freezing it,
- Sam would like to say thanks for being an Aussie, and
- Michelle would like a book recommendation that lists 1lb (450g) cheese recipes. My recommendation is “Artisan Cheese Making At Home” by Mary Karlin
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Until next time Curd Nerds, Keep Calm and Make Cheese!
Adam Sallur says
Hi Gavin, my name is Adam I am a home Cheesemaker and until recently I was an instructor, teaching Camembert classes for about 5 years with The Cheesemaker here in WA
I am now focusing on making hard cheeses and I just wanted to say how much I enjoy your videos and all your great cheese making tips. I just followed your English Cheddar recipe and it is happily maturing in my cheese cave.
Cheers
Adam
Gavin Webber says
Hey Adam. That’s fantastic!