A great two-days. Cheese-making involves a lot of waiting around, but there’s no waiting in this course, with every minute used to explore different aspects of the craft. As someone who has been making cheese for a couple of years (still a novice), I gained a great deal of value from the course, learning things I’d been doing wrong, learning how to do things right and discovering things I never knew. Graham is a good and patient teacher, able to communicate his depth of knowledge
Demineralisation of the Curd is Not the Same for All Cheeses
This is the most complex technical blog article I have written. It is an important area of cheese making so…