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This hot-water washed-curd cheese is cultured with clabber. (Clabber is what you get when you let raw milk sit out at room temperature until it's thick like yogurt, and it can be used in place of buttermilk in baking, as a beverage, and as a culture for cheesemaking.) This is my first time using clabber to culture cheese and I can't wait to see if it works!
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Making a Clabber-Cultured Cheese
00:20 What is Clabber?
01:41 Recipe source
01:51 Heating the milk
02:01 Adding the clabber
02:46 Feeding the clabber
03:30 Adding Calcium Chloride and Rennet
04:26 Story Time: Nelson Mandela and The Jar of Clabber
05:16 Checking for a clean break and cutting the curd
06:23 Stirring the curds
07:20 Washing the curds
10:36 Stirring the curds
11:37 Pouring off the whey
13:23 Pressing
14:45 Brining
15:22 The thickened clabber
15:56 Air Drying
16:57 Vac-Packing and Aging
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