I got my book and I am ready for class. When do they start.
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CRG! :D :D :D
Well, you are ready!
I'm still reading the book myself.
I'm thinking about trying a soft cheese after I finish all my Christmas chores.
Have you started reading?
Carolyn
Just got it today and have glanced thru it.
You and deb could teach cheese making 101
Quote from: classicrockgriller on December 10, 2009, 08:48:01 PM
You and deb could teach cheese making 101
I got to read the book first :D
Carolyn
Well hurry up and we can all cut the cheese together. :D
Quote from: classicrockgriller on December 10, 2009, 08:55:27 PMWell hurry up and we can all cut the cheese together.
Geez, I'm glad I wasn't the first one to say that.
Cool CRG!
I have read the book ;D (a few times). The goal is to spend Sunday making cheese. If humanly possible (but I usually line up more than possible on a weekend) we will be making mascarpone, 30 minute mozzarella and farmhouse cheddar. My cousin is coming over to do it with me and I warned her that we had to take pictures through the process :D
The mascarpone should keep for a couple weeks and I'm thinking cannolis for Christmas. I may make a batch of ricotta next weekend so we can compare fillings ;D
For anyone that might be interested that book is pretty inexpensive on amazon. It is written by the woman at this website http://www.cheesemaking.com/ which is where I have bought most of my supplies.
I have also been doing some reading here http://cheeseforum.org/ the people here are helpful though they don't seem to get quite as off topic as this forum :D
Quote from: deb415611 on December 11, 2009, 04:08:06 AM... they don't seem to get quite as off topic as this forum
You say that like it's a bad thing.
Quote from: deb415611 on December 11, 2009, 04:08:06 AM
Cool CRG!
I have read the book ;D (a few times). The goal is to spend Sunday making cheese. If humanly possible (but I usually line up more than possible on a weekend) we will be making mascarpone, 30 minute mozzarella and farmhouse cheddar. My cousin is coming over to do it with me and I warned her that we had to take pictures through the process :D
The mascarpone should keep for a couple weeks and I'm thinking cannolis for Christmas. I may make a batch of ricotta next weekend so we can compare fillings ;D
For anyone that might be interested that book is pretty inexpensive on amazon. It is written by the woman at this website http://www.cheesemaking.com/ which is where I have bought most of my supplies.
I have also been doing some reading here http://cheeseforum.org/ the people here are helpful though they don't seem to get quite as off topic as this forum :D
I am going to read about the cheese mentioned so it won't seem like a foriegn language when you post
"Watch Deb cut the Cheese" ;D
That's a cheesy joke and I will stop.
I really didn't know I got lucky and got the exact book until I relooked at Caribou's post.
Looking forward to you great cheese making skills. And Thanks.
I think Mascarpone is the first one I want to attempt.
I always see Giada putting it on everything and I have never tasted it before.
Carolyn
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm Cheese, me likes cheese but some dont like me. ::)
I will keep an eye out for the results of cheese makeing 101
Hey CRG did you see that crazy looking grill they had on that cheese forum deb put up. It's at the bottom of the home page, if you click on it you get a bigger pic.
Quote from: Quarlow on December 11, 2009, 12:09:46 PM
Hey CRG did you see that crazy looking grill they had on that cheese forum deb put up. It's at the bottom of the home page, if you click on it you get a bigger pic.
That is crazy, really can't figure it out.
Quote from: classicrockgriller on December 11, 2009, 12:37:32 PM
Quote from: Quarlow on December 11, 2009, 12:09:46 PM
Hey CRG did you see that crazy looking grill they had on that cheese forum deb put up. It's at the bottom of the home page, if you click on it you get a bigger pic.
That is crazy, really can't figure it out.
It's an old PC case, laying on it's side full of charcoal.. I definitely wouldn't eat anything off of that!
It's an old PC case, laying on it's side full of charcoal.. I definitely wouldn't eat anything off of that!
[/quote]OMG it is a computercase, good catch Squirt. I would think that once you burned it real good there would be no contaminates left. After all they use old oil drums to make some pretty good grills.
and old propane tanks
Quote from: Ka Honu on December 11, 2009, 07:08:36 AM
Quote from: deb415611 on December 11, 2009, 04:08:06 AM... they don't seem to get quite as off topic as this forum
You say that like it's a bad thing.
wasn't mean't to come off as a bad thing :D I know I contribute my share of off topic :D
Well I don't. :D :D :D ;D