Arbol, chipotle, guajillo, ancho, fresh jalapeno? Mandarin oranges, carrot, onion, garlic and smoked black peppercorns.

u/Best-Reality6718 — 10 days ago

Vanilla washed curd 2.0. Added organic alcohol and sugar free vanilla paste to the curds before hooping. I’ll treat the rind with a rum extract.

u/Best-Reality6718 — 19 days ago
▲ 289 r/Cheese

A homemade yellow curry inspired cheese. I really wish you guys could smell this. It’s amazing.

It has a blend of 16 spices. I had help from a very kind Indian woman named Avni. She works at the Indian grocery near me. I needed just the spices instead of a premade salty curry mix. She helped me pick out what I needed and helped me with the recipe. Just a joy to meet her! This is going to be good! And the smell, my god it smells good!

u/Best-Reality6718 — 24 days ago
▲ 64 r/spicy

Chilis arrived today for tomorrow’s homemade pepper jack cheese. Looking forward to making this cheese!

u/Best-Reality6718 — 1 month ago
▲ 252 r/herbs

This is a homemade cheese infused with Herbes de Provence. The smell is amazing.

u/Best-Reality6718 — 1 month ago
▲ 351 r/Cheese

A homemade Romano inspired cheese fresh out of the press. Just a year to wait now! Patience is a virtue.

u/Best-Reality6718 — 1 month ago

This is a cow milk cheese inspired by Romano. It has goat lipase to push the piquant flavor in the right direction. Thermophilic starter (TA61) with LH100 as the adjunct. Hopefully we get a nice hard Italian style grating cheese out of it next year.

u/Best-Reality6718 — 1 month ago
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Young homemade Alpine style cheese aged three months.

Very smooth texture with a mild nutty and buttery flavor. Very delicious cheese.

u/Best-Reality6718 — 1 month ago

Young alpine style cheese aged just three months. Kept it dry brushed. Very smooth texture with a buttery/nutty flavor. I used Lyopro Alpine culture.

u/Best-Reality6718 — 1 month ago

Just a cheese for fun and relaxation today. Hot water washed curd with a meso/thermo blend. Has mycodore and a little GC in there as well. Looking for a pretty natural rind on this one.

u/Best-Reality6718 — 1 month ago

Lemon pepper cold water washed curd.

A little experiment. I used dry lemon zest, pure lemon oil and coarsely cracked black pepper. It’s designed for a short age time so I’ll cut it at about 8-10 weeks. Smells very lemony!

u/Best-Reality6718 — 2 months ago
▲ 212 r/food

[Homemade] The Coopers Wheel. I made this with an 18 month old Kentucky Bourbon vanilla extract. The extract vanilla beans are incorporated into the paste.

It has a wonderful toasted oak and vanilla flavor. The vanilla is not overpowering at all, just noticeable is a good way. I was hoping for a savory cheese rather than a dessert cheese. This wheel delivered. Texture is spot on and it just melts in your mouth. This is one of the best cheeses I have ever made. And just ten weeks old. I’m wildly proud of this cheese.

u/Best-Reality6718 — 2 months ago
▲ 387 r/Cheese

A homemade cheese named The Coolers Wheel. It’s made with 18 month old Kentucky Bourbon vanilla extract. The vanilla o beans were finely chopped and added to the curds. It’s one of my best cheeses.

Very wonderful toasted oak and vanilla flavor with a creamy melt in your mouth texture. Savory vanilla, instead of a sweet dessert cheese. Just delicious. I’m crazy proud of this one!

u/Best-Reality6718 — 2 months ago

The Coopers Wheel. A washed curd made with 18 month old Kentucky Bourbon vanilla extract. It’s one of my best cheeses ever.

The oak from the bourbon is present in the flavor and the vanilla is mild and fits right in. Not overwhelming at all. Just a warm and delicious savory flavor. Texture is spot on and it melts in your mouth. Flora Danica was a good choice for this cheese. No one flavor is dominant. Just absolutely delicious. I’m stunned. I had high hopes but this is better than I hoped for. I’m not going to be sharing most of this wheel!

u/Best-Reality6718 — 2 months ago