“Your ultimate beginner’s guide for cheesemaking 101”
Making cottage cheese at home is simple and rewarding, especially if you want a fresh, mild cheese without the need for pressing or aging. This recipe is perfect for beginners and uses ingredients and equipment you can easily find in Australia. Whether you use full cream milk or low fat milk, you can enjoy your…
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Imagine the burst of that tangy and creamy cheese flavors as you take a bite of your well-loved cheeses from your cheese board. The more flavorful the cheese, the more consumers love them. One main factor affecting the flavor of cheese is the kind of milk used to make it. Advocates of raw milk stand…
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Cheese is a big industry in Australia. According to Dairy Australia, every Australian consumes an average of 14 kg of cheese per year. That’s a lot of cheese! Because of its high demand, the country produces about 344,000 tons of cheese in different varieties. Australia produces some of the best cheeses in the world, and…
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Australia is a country where you get a wide range of artisan food products. Cheese is not an exception. There are hundreds of cheese makers in Australia, so Australians never get mass processed bland cheese. When did this vibrant and innovative industry begin in the country? Before we talk about cheese making in Australia, let’s…
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Cheeses have been around for thousands of years. Over the years, there are many varieties of cheese that have emerged. Currently, there are about 1800 plus varieties of cheese. And although all these cheeses are good, there are some that just set themselves apart from the rest. One such cheese is Gruyere cheese. Â Gruyere…
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Gouda cheese is a semi-hard cheese that originated in the Netherlands, specifically in the city of Gouda Holland. The earliest records of Gouda date back to 1184, making it one of the oldest cheeses produced in the world. Gouda’s long history and continued popularity highlight its status as a versatile cheese enjoyed in many culinary…
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Feta cheese is a soft cheese known for its crumbly texture and salty, tangy flavour. Traditionally produced in Greece, feta is often used in Greek salad, pastries, and a variety of dishes, either served on its own or with olives and olive oil. Feta is typically crumbled or sliced and can be enjoyed with vegetables,…
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What is Camembert cheese Camembert cheese is a type of soft, cow’s milk cheese with a bloomy rind. This cheese originated in France, specifically in the Normandy region, in the village of Camembert. The first Camembert was created by Marie Harel in 1791, using raw cow’s milk. Today, both raw milk and pasteurised cow’s milk…
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Have you ever tried making cheese at home? Well, chances are, you’re like everyone else. Though you may love cheese, you are unaware about the art that goes along with making this amazing food. This is due to the fact that it is easy to find mass produced cheese in local stores. Nevertheless, do you…
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Many people are sceptical including cheese in their day to day diet. Although food is one of the most popular foods in the world; it is often mistaken as a comfort food. But contrary to popular beliefs, cheese is one of the most recommended food to include to have a healthy diet. This food is…
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Cheese is one of the most favourite foods in the entire world. It’s hard to meet individuals who don’t like cheese. In fact, cheese has become a vital part of Australian diet. It’s almost always included in every meal.  One of the common reasons why people love cheese is because they offer unique flavours…
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Parmigiano-Reggiano, popularly known as Parmesan Cheese, is a hard granular cheese that originated in Italy. This popular cheese was thought to have existed since the middle ages in Bibbiano, in the province of Reggio Emilia. This type of hard cheese is commonly grated and used over pasta dishes and salads. It’s also stirred in soups…
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