As I am elbow deep in curd at the moment, here is a quick cheese quiz for all you curd nerds out there.
By looking at these two ingredients, what cheese do you think I am making for the very first time?
Give it a go. You never know, there might even be a prize in it. I want the official name, and not the common name of this cheese.
’till tomorrow dear readers. I have a long night of cheese making ahead of me!
Gav x
Ed: I will ease the suspense. This is what I am attempting to make. It is called Millefoglie Ubriaco Al Marzemino. It is a form of Drunken Cow Cheese that is pierced like blue cheese before being soaked in a sweet red wine. I am hoping that the wine will infuse into the cheese. If it tastes anything like the review in the video below, I will make another wheel and make a tutorial.
Gürkan Yeniçeri says
Drunken Goat? or wine brined feta.
gardenglut says
Port salut?
gardenglut says
Fromage du plonko?
Kimmie says
Ardagh Chalice Wine Cheese?
Michael says
Perhaps a variation on Tomme au Marc
or possibly a Gouda or Colby rinsed with wine in addition to water
or any of the many washed rind cheeses from around the world.
Although I think Kimmie’s suggestion is pretty good.
Cat says
I’d have to guess a Pepperjack…. mmm tasty
Anonymous says
Hi Gavin,
Is it called Cabra al Vino aka Murcia al Vino?
I found one similar in a book by Jean Mansfield. If it is it will look amazing. Don’t know about the taste as never tasted one.
Good luck with it but doubt you need luck making cheese these days.
Regards
Jo in NZ
TechChik says
Port wine cheese, aka Port Nicholson cheese? That’s a cabernet wine though…