Fancy Cheese in America, From the Milk of Cows, Sheep And Goats
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The curd and remaining whey is now dipped into the press molds, which should be lined with cheese cloth to insure a smooth surface on the cheese. When the press molds are filled the covers are put on and pressure of 25 to 30 pounds applied steadily for 30 minutes or until the cheese assume their form. They are then taken from the molds, dipped for 2 minutes in hot whey at 125° F., freed from rough edges, covered evenly with strips of cheese cloth and returned to the press molds, where they are ...left, under light but steady pressure, for 10 to 12 hours. Edam cheese molds are frequently made of wood, but galvanized iron is much better, as it does not expand and contract like wood, or require so much attention to keep it in a sanitary con- dition.
FANCY CHEESE IN AMEEICA.
33 When the cheese are sufficiently pressed they are taken from the press molds, rubbed with salt and placed in the salting molds, where they remain for 5 or 6 days, being rubbed each day with salt and the ends reversed in the molds in order to prevent irregular shaping of the ends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The curd and remaining whey is now dipped into the press molds, which should be lined with cheese cloth to insure a smooth surface on the cheese. When the press molds are filled the covers are put on and pressure of 25 to 30 pounds applied steadily for 30 minutes or until the cheese assume their form. They are then taken from the molds, dipped for 2 minutes in hot whey at 125° F., freed from rough edges, covered evenly with strips of cheese cloth and returned to the press molds, where they are ...left, under light but steady pressure, for 10 to 12 hours. Edam cheese molds are frequently made of wood, but galvanized iron is much better, as it does not expand and contract like wood, or require so much attention to keep it in a sanitary con- dition.
FANCY CHEESE IN AMEEICA.
33 When the cheese are sufficiently pressed they are taken from the press molds, rubbed with salt and placed in the salting molds, where they remain for 5 or 6 days, being rubbed each day with salt and the ends reversed in the molds in order to prevent irregular shaping of the ends.
What to read after Fancy Cheese in America, From the Milk of Cows, Sheep And Goats?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Albert Publow to read onlineMoreLess
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