Making cheese is easier than you think. If you never made cheese before, try something simple like cream cheese, Delicious and so easy to make. Then go from there and make a soft cheese like Queso Fresco. Or search for the recipe for the cheese that you really want but can’t find in the stores. You can even create your own! Supplies to many of the cheeses are right here.
Single strength calf liquid rennet. Rennet is used to create curds and is in almost every cheese recipe using a few drops mixed in non-chlorinated water when the temperature reaches 90F/32C, or as your cheese recipe recommends.
One 10ml bottle is good for up to 25 liters of milk.
Calcium Chloride will help with store bought milk and goats milk to give a firmer setting curd for easier cutting in the making of hard cheeses. 30ml Bottle.
An easy way to acidify your milk to make a stretchy mozzarella and the byproduct of whey to make ricotta. You can use other methods but this will give you more consistent results. 100 grams of citric acid per packet.
The bacteria used in cheesemaking are divided into two main groups: mesophilic and thermophilic. Mesophilic bacteria grow best at lower temperatures than thermophilic bacteria. Mesophilic culture blends are used primarily for American-style and specialty cheeses (ie: cheddar, brie, etc.) while thermophilc cultures are frequently used in Italian-style cheeses such as parmesan, etc.
Lipase is used to add flavor and a smooth texture to homemade cheese. This is a mild lipase flavoring for cheeses such as Mozzarella, Parmesan, Feta and others as the recipe calls for. Enough to treat up to 1000 liters of milk.
The bacteria used in cheesemaking are divided into two main groups: mesophilic and thermophilic. Mesophilic bacteria grow best at lower temperatures than thermophilic bacteria. Mesophilic culture blends are used primarily for American-style and specialty cheeses (ie: cheddar, brie, etc.) while thermophilc cultures are frequently used in Italian-style cheeses such as parmesan, etc.
Direct-set yogurt starter culture in 5 individual single use packs. Each pack can treat 1-2 liters of milk. You'll get 5 packs to treat up to 10 liters of milk to turn into delicious yogurt.
Bacteria for cheeses such as Brick, Limburger and Muenster. You can treat up to 250L of milk with each package. Less than a gram of culture is in this package.