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Goats Cheese Culture

Goats Cheese Culture
Goats Cheese Culture
£4.74
Ex Tax: £3.95
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  • Code: GEB2372

Goats Cheese Culture

Nearly all shop bought milk is both pasteurised and homegenised, but if you are using unpasteurised milk, than you should pasteurise it at at 72℃ for 15 seconds. When the milk drops to 40℃ add the cheese culture.

When it drops to 36℃, add the the liquid rennet. The curd should be formed after 18 to 20 minutes. Cut the curd without breaking it using a blade into 2 cm wide slices and then cut again very carefully to create cubes about 2 cm square.

Let it rest and them shake this curd without breaking it for about 5 minutes and lay it gently in the moulds. The first turn is made after 20 minutes, and the second turn is made 30 minutes after this. Wait a couple of hours and turn it again, salting the surfaces with fine salt and bring the cheese to a maturing cellar or at somewhere with a constant temperature of 10 to 12℃.

The cheese should then be ready to eat after 36 hours.

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