Hi All,
Just to say thanks to everyone that has posted helpful comments and posts in the forums. I am completely new to brewing although am already enjoying the experience and started my first kit brew last night.
Well starting off simply with a kit very unlike me it has to be said but I am already getting lined up for a full mash brew. All part of a master plan to have a dinner party with completely home-made food and drink (well as far as possible no room for growing hops, malt and breeding livestock where I live).
Another Newbie to the forum
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JohnJeye
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Loving the idea of entirely home-made food and drink. Where's a good place to find out how you go about making your own cheese?
Loving the idea of entirely home-made food and drink. Where's a good place to find out how you go about making your own cheese?
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NomadicShock
Cheese making
Hi All,
Thanks for the welcome
as for the cheese making I have had a couple people ask about this and I haven't really found any good information on the web for this yet. I was brought a starter kit most of which seem to come with instructions.
However when I make the next batch (got a feeling this won't be until late April) I will post the process I am using to make camembert. If you are interested in doing cheese however http://www.cheesemaking.co.uk/ have kits for soft cheese at £35 I believe (these seem very similar to the one I have.
JohnJeye, not sure whether I will be able to fit any more in for the next dinner party (however if all goes well I might go into competition with Heston Blumenthal hehe) but I again would be happy to detail how everything was made.
Thanks for the welcome
as for the cheese making I have had a couple people ask about this and I haven't really found any good information on the web for this yet. I was brought a starter kit most of which seem to come with instructions.However when I make the next batch (got a feeling this won't be until late April) I will post the process I am using to make camembert. If you are interested in doing cheese however http://www.cheesemaking.co.uk/ have kits for soft cheese at £35 I believe (these seem very similar to the one I have.
JohnJeye, not sure whether I will be able to fit any more in for the next dinner party (however if all goes well I might go into competition with Heston Blumenthal hehe) but I again would be happy to detail how everything was made.
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CyberPaddy66
Re: Another Newbie to the forum
Try living in a one bedroom flatNomadicShock wrote:All part of a master plan to have a dinner party with completely home-made food and drink (well as far as possible no room for growing hops, malt and breeding livestock where I live).
Good luck with your brewing experience.