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It isn't overwhelmingly port-y, which I was worried about. Here's the wheel from last year with detailed pics of the process.
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/making-of-red-windsor-red-leicester-port-cheddar-mashup.321753/
I loved the Asiago wheel that I opened up after a year, so made a new wheel that I'll age 18 months+. This used six gallons of raw cow's milk and ended up just a shade over seven pounds.
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I don't like the pasty texture it gets when there's a lot of liquid in the bag. If enough accumulated while sealed, I open it up, dry it off, and let it sit in the aging cave unsealed for a month or so before resealing it.
It would be interesting to see how it worked with a natural...
Thanks! What kind of spices?
Thank you. If it every gets freaking cold enough to cold smoke here, yes :(
Thanks! I homebrewed for almost 20 years (at peak had 5 kegs on tap at any time). That was back when I regularly had dozens of people over to play games, watch the Cowboys, jam, or...
I haven't posted much the last month - work & travel have eaten all my time. Finally getting a break here for a couple of weeks, I did a pork shoulder yesterday that's primarily broken down for the freezer now for quick meals. This one was rubbed with Hardcore Carnivore and smoked for around 15...
We are heading to Norfolk to see our nephew graduate from USCG Bosun’s Mate school. Anyone have some good food recs? Doesn’t have to be bbq, and fancy is ok too.
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Cracked this baby open today, it is sharp and fantastic. You can see the outer layer where tyrosine crystals are starting to form, and the still-creamy center.
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I strongly encourage it.
Here we are one year later!
Do you let it dry a little first, or straight in while still wet?
It's delicious. I've upped both the saffron content and the number of peppercorns over the last batch.
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Just weighed it, 3.6 pounds after brining. I plan on aging for 5-6 months.
The mold is not actually on the cheese (if everything worked right at least). It’s on the cheesecloth & lard bandage (two layers of cheesecloth and leaf lard rendered from the last pig). This is the old school way cheddars were done before industrialization.
A lot of the cheese gets gifted to...
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