LGC069 – Rare Breeds in Cheese Making

Little Green Cheese | Cheese Making at Home

Good cheese needs good milk. One unique dairy on Bruny Island has sourced three rare breeds of cow to assist in making the best cheese possible!
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Heritage cows provide unique cheese and beef for niche market in Tasmania

THIS WEEK’S LISTENER QUESTIONS ARE FROM THE FOLLOWING CURD NERDS;

• Margaret would like to source a compression spring for her cheese press,
• Robert is confused about there being multiple recipes for the same cheese,
• Kepp is intrigued by how cheese matures when the air is excluded during vacuum packing,
• Jonathan wants to try Limburger cheese and is looking forward to a video tutorial, and
• Tammy would like to know whether she needs to use ripening boxes to maintain humidity during maturation.

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