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Failed cheese experiment

close up of failed cheese
Too much buttermilk culture=blob that looks like bread dough.


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Is it just a texture issue, or does it taste bad too? If it's just the texture, maybe re-purposing it (lasagna maybe?) is an option.
Comment by Rae Wed Jun 24 15:28:02 2015
Rae --- Unfortunately, it tasted kinda weird. (Too yeasty.) So I gave it to our chickens, who gulped it down in no time and asked for more. :-)
Comment by anna Thu Jun 25 06:56:51 2015





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