On the Port Salut, things are progressing a bit better than the first time. I made it to the second bacteria wash without large blooms of spoilage mold. Only a few flecks, more tiny than pepper flakes, every few days. I've been able to keep it at bay, and now the b. linens appears to be taking off. I did use Geo 15 in the second wash, as suggested by the recipe book author. Hopefully, now that the b. linens is taking off, it will crowd out the unwanted mold. Keep your fingers crossed.
Up until now, all my attempts at Juustoa (Finnish Squeaky Cheese, or Bread Cheese) resulted in poor immitations of the cheese everyone seems to be able to make in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Something was missing in my recipes. The search for the right steps to make this simplest of cheeses led me to a new hobby: home cheese making. These are my successes and failures with all kinds of cheeses.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Pic of Stilton
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It's a nice looking cheese!!
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