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Tilsit cheese is a semi-hard cheese of the Swiss-Dutch type. It is a rennet, ripening cheese made from cow's milk. It is light yellow in color and has numerous openings between the grains. Traditionally, it is aging for a "washed rind". The name of Tilsit cheese comes from the name of the city of Tylża (since 1946 Soviet) in the former East Prussia, now located in the Russian Federation, where this cheese was initially made.
For production I used:
-13l of pasteurized milk at 65 * C / 30 minutes
-2.5 ml of calcium chloride
-3ml calf rennet (serowar.pl)
-mesophilic cultures MSE 1.3g (serowar.pl)
- PG thermophilic cultures 1.3g (serowar.pl)
- non-chlorinated water
-non-Iodized salt for brine and washing solution
-brevibacterium linens (serowar.pl) a large pinch
BRINE:
2.5l of non-chlorinated water (spring)
500g of non-iodized salt
5ml cacl
5ml of wine vinegar