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ParticipantRoxanne,
If the mold is sticking to the mat try flipping twice a day. When you get full coverage pat down mold and wrap in two ply soft cheese paper or leave in container with a mat on the bottom in 40F fridge.PanamaMike
ParticipantRefrigeration gradually slows the molecular activity of monounsaturated oils–olive, peanut, avocado, and macadamia–and they will become firm (although not as hard as butter), and turn cloudy or opaque. Returned to room temperature or heated, they quickly liquefy.
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ParticipantI use STERAMINE no rinse sanitizer. It comes in tablet form and you just add it to water.
1 tab to 1 gal. of water.PanamaMike
ParticipantT-Cheese is right. For mold development 50-55 degrees. RH, 90%. When you have a good coverage of pc, put it in your home refrigerator in a container or wrap with cheese paper at a temp. of 42 degrees F. When ever you use a container keep the moisture wiped out.
Also sounds as if the cheese retained moisture. with the high temp. and moisture level you got some B Linens going on.
Maybe you created a new cheese!PanamaMike
ParticipantHi Ryan and welcome to the art of cheese making. Yes you made Queso Blanco.
I make a lot of quest blanco and quest fresca for our Panamanian friends.
You don’t have to buy cultures to make cheese. I have seen a lot of people
that us yogart and buttermilk as there cultures.Mike
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