These recipes are delicious and impressive. You can do it! Try Cabra Al Vino, Valençay, Leaf Wrapped Chèvre, and Saint Marcellin.
Leaf Wrapped Chèvre
Chevre is the most popular and commonly produced homemade cheese. This season, try to dress-it-to-impress with leaf wrapping. The process of making chevre is very simple. Review our article on leaf wrapping and then get started on the chevre recipe.
Gooey Saint Marcellin
Saint Marcellinis a small cheese that was originally made in the Rhone Alpes region of France. It has a very thin rind so is usually kept in a small crock. As it ages, it develops a gooey texture. When it is warmed a little, Oh My, it is a runny delight! Check out the recipe.
Wine Soaked Cabra Al Vino
Cabra Al Vino is mild, semi-hard cheese with a starkly red contrasting rind against the pure white color of the goat milk curd. It makes about a one pound wheel which can be ready in as little as three 3 weeks and will age in a regular refrigerator, in a ripening box, for up to 3 months. The flavor is mild, lightly acidic, fruity and very much shows the influence of the wine soak. Just a really delightful cheese. Check out the recipe.
Ash Coated Valençay
Valencay is a decadent French-style soft goat cheese that comes with its own mythology explaining its unique pyramidal shape. The flavor is an extraordinarily complex and delicious mixture of goaty tanginess and soft brie like texture and flavor with a salty, ashed rind that gives a little bite to the palate. It is a great intermediate level cheese. Check out the recipe.
EASY Cheese Recipes for YOU and Your Table
These cheesemaking recipes are easy and fast to make, and tend to be highly useful in the kitchen during the holidays. Try your hand at Mascarpone, Cream Cheese, Crème fraîche, and Ricotta.
Mascarpone - It’s incredibly easy to make, and really delicious! Time required is 1-2 days before use. Check out the recipe.
Cream Cheese - is an easy and fast cheese that is good for beginners. Time required is 2-3 days before use. Check out the recipe.
Creme Fraiche - Not quite a true cheese, this smooth, creamy cultured dairy product is delicious with sweet foods like fresh fruit and with savory foods like smoked fish. Time required is only 12 hours before you can chill and enjoy it. Check out the recipe.
Ricotta - A simple recipe that is ready to use as soon as it is drained.
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