The Truffle of Cheeses--Making "Belper Knolle" at Home

Originating from Switzerland, Belper Knolle is known as "the truffle of cheeses" because each ball looks like a truffle (the fungus, not the dessert).
Traditionally coated in black pepper with a garlic and salty centre, Belper Knolle cheese is one of the easier cheeses to make at home. It can be eaten young (at 2 weeks) or it can be aged 6 months or longer, when it has a much harder texture, similar to parmesan.
Mary Anne shows you how to make this beginner cheese with easy-to-follow steps done in her own kitchen. Some milk, rennet, salt, garlic, pepper and bacterial culture are all you need. You can even get creative with the recipe by adding a variety of other coatings such as ground espresso & smoked paprika--why not try coating these cheese balls with rosemary, poppy seeds, za'atar or everything bagel spice?
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Learn about how to make other cheeses at home (i.e. cheddar, feta, camembert, mascarpone, quick mozzarella, cream cheese, ricotta, labneh, Nabulsi, colby, yogurt, as well as crottin-, valencay-, and boursin-style cheeses).
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