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Old 11/27/13, 11:21 PM
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Fankhauser cheese experiement

Among the dishes we’re bringing this year is my first, hard pressed cheese! Despite the fact that yes, I pasteurized the milk and worked in a very sterile environment, I’m still nervous that it could be tainted. Our hosts are very gracious however, and we’re all going to make out wills, and sample it tomorrow. Were I to wax it, according to the recipe, this would be the time. I've noticed however, that it is dry and cracking.

I'm pretty sure I over salted it (partly because I was nervous, and probably because I didn't have 5 gallons of milk so had to cut the recipe in half). Would the dry and cracking be due to the extra salt? We're expecting it to be more like a feta.


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Old 11/28/13, 08:08 AM
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Do not worry! You did fine.

It should be like a salty mild cheddar.

It is cracked because you dont have a cheese cave with high humidity. It is ok.
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