I reported on my November 19th Cambozola make in my other blog and again here on earlier this month. At the time I wasn't sure what to expect, since I added the cultures in a--umm--non-standard way. As the cheese aging progressed, I wasn't sure what I had, or even if it were edible. I am here to report that IT WAS! And magnificently so, I might add.
I cut into both round a few days ago, still not sure I liked what I was seeing and tasting.
Ever looking for another cheese opinion, I brought a half over to my neighbor down the road. She and her house guests pronounced it eminently tasty, especially with a bit of sea salt sprinkled on to enhance the flavor.
Today, I took the plunge myself. Here it is, a quick and delectable supper, savory cheese, sprinkled with a touch of red mineral salt, matched with fresh chunks of pineapple. My cheese, whether it can rightfully be called a cambozola or not, was a success. Ah! This is how life is supposed to be.
I cut into both round a few days ago, still not sure I liked what I was seeing and tasting.
Ever looking for another cheese opinion, I brought a half over to my neighbor down the road. She and her house guests pronounced it eminently tasty, especially with a bit of sea salt sprinkled on to enhance the flavor.
Today, I took the plunge myself. Here it is, a quick and delectable supper, savory cheese, sprinkled with a touch of red mineral salt, matched with fresh chunks of pineapple. My cheese, whether it can rightfully be called a cambozola or not, was a success. Ah! This is how life is supposed to be.
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