Re: raw chedder

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Try www.cheesemaking.com They have lots of stuff!

Kayla

Siemens wrote:

> I am looking up cheesemaking, because when we get our animals I'll have a

> source for raw cheese obviously. I can not however find a recipe for raw

> cheddar (my fave!) does anyone know of a website that details this or has

> their own recipe to share?

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> Siemens wrote:

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> > I am looking up cheesemaking, because when we get our animals I'll have

>a

> > source for raw cheese obviously. I can not however find a recipe for raw

> > cheddar (my fave!) does anyone know of a website that details this or

>has

> > their own recipe to share?

Hi ,

All you need is the

raw milk. Cheddar does not get heated to high heat during the cheese making

process. The highest the temp. goes is 102°f.(39°c.) So if you are using raw

milk and you use any cheddar recipe you would have raw cheddar. I use the

book " The Cheesmaker's Manual " by Margaret and " Home Cheese Making "

by Ricki Carroll. Both have excellent recipes for cheese. Hope this helps,

Corine

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[Guest guest]

Great! Thanks a lot!!

On 1/5/06, corine foulk <corinefoulk@...> wrote:

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> Hi ,

> All you need is

> the

> raw milk. Cheddar does not get heated to high heat during the cheese

> making

> process. The highest the temp. goes is 102°f.(39°c.) So if you are using

> raw

> milk and you use any cheddar recipe you would have raw cheddar. I use the

> book " The Cheesmaker's Manual " by Margaret and " Home Cheese Making "

> by Ricki Carroll. Both have excellent recipes for cheese. Hope this helps,

> Corine

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