Camembert 20g per 20 liters of milk Recipe: Pasteurize whole milk at 72° C for 15 seconds. When the milk drops to a temperature of 42° C, add culture and leave to incubate for 10 minutes; Stir for a couple of minutes and, when the coagulation temperature is 37/38° C., add the calf rennet. The curd should be ready after 18/20 minutes. Cut this curd with the curd cutter so as to divide it into pieces of the thickness of the size of a nut by acting with great delicacy and let it rest for 20 minutes shaking it a few times without cutting it. Gently place in molds at a temperature of 35° C. Make the first turn after 20 minutes keeping the curd always warm. Second turn after 40 minutes. After a couple of hours turn again. Put the cheese in the cell at a temperature of 10/12° C with a cell humidity of 90%. To avoid contamination of dark mildew, it is better to wrap the cheese molds with film. Dry salting. The ripening of the cheese takes about 20 days.
Camembert 20g per 20 liters of milk Recipe: Pasteurize whole milk at 72° C for 15 seconds. When the milk drops to a temperature of 42° C, add culture and leave to incubate for 10 minutes; Stir for a couple of minutes and, when the coagulation temperature is 37/38° C., add the calf rennet. The curd should be ready after 18/20 minutes. Cut this curd with the curd cutter so as to divide it into pieces of the thickness of the size of a nut by acting with great delicacy and let it rest for 20 minutes shaking it a few times without cutting it. Gently place in molds at a temperature of 35° C. Make the first turn after 20 minutes keeping the curd always warm. Second turn after 40 minutes. After a couple of hours turn again. Put the cheese in the cell at a temperature of 10/12° C with a cell humidity of 90%. To avoid contamination of dark mildew, it is better to wrap the cheese molds with film. Dry salting. The ripening of the cheese takes about 20 days.
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