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Raw Milk Cheese

  • 03-11-2010 7:48pm
    #1
    hockeysticks
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    Wondering has anyone any ideas for unique additives/flavourings to homemade cheeses?
    I have been making cheese for about a year and have tried adding chilli flakes and black pepper but looking for some new ideas coming up to Christmas when I will have lots of visitors ??


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  • #2
    The Hill Billy
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    Split from Cooking Club thread.

    HB


  • #3
    Alun
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    I lived in the Netherlands for a good while, and two of my favourite cheeses with "bits" in them were mosterdkaas with whole mustard seeds and komijnekaas with caraway seeds. (Note: many online sources will say it's cumin due to the similarity of the two words, but believe me it isn't!) You need quite a lot of each, so don't be stingy with the quantities.


  • #4
    Corsendonk
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    hockeysticks wrote: »
    Wondering has anyone any ideas for unique additives/flavourings to homemade cheeses?
    I have been making cheese for about a year and have tried adding chilli flakes and black pepper but looking for some new ideas coming up to Christmas when I will have lots of visitors ??

    I would love to try the below and they might give you an idea

    Raspberry Herbal Tea Flavoured Cheese
    Lapsang Souchog Black Tea( both semi hard cheddar type cheese)
    Bare Buzzed- Cows cheese hand rubbed with a blend of coffee and lavender buds combined with oil to bind.
    Sea Hive- Cows cheese hand rubbed with wild widflower honey and sea salt.
    Sage Derby- semi hard cheese with sage mixed in, or you can use parsley or spinach, marigolds instead.
    Snowdonia Ginger Spice- chunks of stem ginger added.
    Arran Mustard Chedder
    Balmoral Chedder- laced with claret


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