It’s perfect for the stay-at-home lifestyle.
#MAKE YOUR OWN MOON CHEESE FREE#
If you’re ready to dive into the home cheesemaking lifestyle, pick up some rennet, cultures, and good milk and check out our free French cheesemaking course. Since these easy-to-follow recipes involve a few simple tasks followed by periods of inactivity for coagulation and culturing, they’re great to try while you’re working from home with your kids in the house. When you’ve mastered the basics, level up with some recipes for brined aged cheeses like feta and ricotta salata. Start with our Cheesemaking 101 guide to get an introduction to this delicious craft, then try your hand at our beginner-level recipes for homemade queso blanco to crumble over tacos or enchiladas, rich buttermilk ricotta for stuffing pasta, or lush, spreadable mascarpone for dessert. If you have a big pot, a wooden spoon, a strainer, a jug of good milk, and some vinegar or lemon juice, you’re on your way to making cheese! You probably have the things you need to become an amateur cheesemaker right in your own kitchen. All you need are a few great wedges -or a few basic ingredients and some quality milk to make your own. Here are some of our favorite ways to explore, play, and cook with cheese.
Whether you’re hoping to add skills to your culinary repertoire, try out some tasty new recipes, or find fun (and educational!) activities to do with your kids, there’s a whole world of cheese you can explore without leaving your kitchen. There’s nothing quite like being stuck in the house to inspire creativity in the kitchen.
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