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Basic Cheesemaking and Making Goat Cheese Camembert
Cheese is one of the great foods of the world and amazingly diverse. From milquetoast mild semi-soft to foul smelling cheeses that remind us of unwashed socks, there is something for everybody’s palate and preference.
Most of us rely on the grocer or the cheesemonger to aggregate the selections and make recommendations. There are some of us who are more adventurous and would like to make our own cheese and feel that satisfaction of our own labor.
This newsletter will walk you through making a classic cheese called Camembert with a twist, it is made with powdered goats milk and it is designed to be produced by anyone with reasonable patience.
So cheers to making cheese, I hope you enjoy this as much as I do.
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Making Smoked Andouille Sausage
Making sausage is a sure fire way to raise your stock with your friends and family. Sausage making is not difficult, but it is laborious and requires attention to detail to create the proper texture and flavor.
In this recipe-letter we are going to tackle on of the more flavorful sausages from the deep south that is influence and steeped in Cajun culture. Andouille is perfect on it’s own in my opinion and a required ingredient in Gumbo and Cajun mashups.
So cheers to making sausage, I hope you enjoy this as much as I do.
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