In January I was lucky enough to take a one-week residential course in natural cheesemaking, taught by David Asher at Sterling College in Vermont. Asher's book is highly worthwhile, and I strongly recommend it to anyone interested learning to make cheese for themselves.
After half-a-dozen simple cheeses, I decided to try to make camember according to Asher's method. It worked! It tastes just like a camember should; as my wife said "It's not a world-class camembert, but it's unmistakeably a camembert--it's not what discourse the dog uttered, but that he uttered discourse at all."
Colour me a Happy Geo!
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Sooo, you like wine and are looking for something good to read? Maybe
*this* will do the trick!
