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Cutting and Cooking Curds – Cheese Podcast 045

October 5, 2015 @ 21:34 By Gavin Webber Leave a Comment

Hey there curd nerds.  I just finished publishing the latest episode of the Little Green Cheese Podcast, which is all about cutting and cooking curds and the importance of curd size.

Caerphilly Curds

Stirring Caerphilly Curds

Although it’s one of the basics, it needed to be covered as I have had way too many newbie curd nerds send through questions about sloppy curds and failed cheese.  It’s worth a listen if you are interested in making cheese at home.

Little Green Cheese Podcast

LGC 045 – Cutting and Cooking Curd

There are also three cheese events that I mention during the episode if you live in the Melbourne area.  I will be at two of them getting my curd on!

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