Cumberland Farmhouse

Tasty mature cheese with hard rind. Good crystalline structure, farmhousey flavour, tangy on the tongue.
366 Days of Cheese
Tasty mature cheese with hard rind. Good crystalline structure, farmhousey flavour, tangy on the tongue.
So homemade Irish Porter cheese, made with Cumbrian milk and Cumbrian beer, Goodhews Dry Stout from Barngates to be precise. This tasted much better 3 days after it was made. Still not something I am likely to repeat though!
Mature English goats cheese. Quite tangy at first, almost Parmesan like, then mellowing to a warm finish, this is good cheese.
Blue Whinnow
Thornby Moor Dairy have sent me a cheese care package, so I can have a break from randomly flavoured cream cheese and mozzarella type efforts of my own making. So tonight’s cheese is a full flavoured blue, which starts off a bit stiltony but develops a lovely creamy tang and melts in the mouth
Made today’s cheese into a tequila lime and strawberry cheesecake, with chocolate digestive base, going to be good.
What’s not to like, lovely homemade cheese with a hint of Laphroaig, delicious!
Went nicely on a digestive biscuit.
More of my homemade mistake. The wild garlic imparted a pleasant garlic note to the fairly bland cheese.
Homemade pressed cheese coated in tandoori spices. The creamy texture went nicely with the spices. Great on fresh apricot, cumin and goats cheese granary bread.
So my cheese mistake is coming in useful, isolated as we are by the virus and distance to civilisation. New cheeses are a scarce commodity. I did not add too much sage as it can be overwhelming. I think some more salt would have been better.