The cheese ripening initiative: Difference between revisions

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! Ben  
! Ben  
| Cheese kept in open box with net. Brought by the windows’ light when sunny. || [[File:Ben-cheese-1.jpg|80px]]&nbsp;[[File:Ben-cheese-2.jpg|80px]] || Among all the cheeses ripened, this one spent more time in the Sun, resulting on a dry and granular paste. It tasted quite like old hard cheeses like <i>Parmigiano</i>, thanks to the salts concentration.
| Cheese kept in open box with net. Brought by the windows’ light when sunny. || [[File:Ben-cheese-1.jpg|80px]]&nbsp;[[File:Ben-cheese-2.jpg|80px]] || Among all the cheeses ripened, this one spent more time in the Sun, resulting on a dry and granular paste. It tasted quite like old hard cheeses (<i>Parmigiano</i>), thanks to the salts concentration.
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! Elisa  
! Elisa  
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! Morgane  
! Morgane  
| Cheese was covered with clay and sage (one side). It was kept on a clay plate in the box, mainly in the fridge. || [[File:Morgane-cheese-1.jpg|80px]]&nbsp;[[File:Morgane-cheese-3.jpg|80px]] || Under the bloomy rind grown on top of the clay layer, we found a firm and creamy paste. After getting ride of the clay, we tasted  
| Cheese was covered with clay and sage (one side). It was kept on a clay plate in the box, mainly in the fridge. || [[File:Morgane-cheese-1.jpg|80px]]&nbsp;[[File:Morgane-cheese-3.jpg|80px]] || Under the bloomy rind grown on top of the clay layer, we found a firm yet tender paste. After getting ride of the clay, we tasted its mild fruity taste.
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! Robin  
! Robin  
| || [[File:Robin-cheese-1.jpg|80px]]&nbsp;[[File:Robin-cheese-2.jpg|80px]] ||
| Kept in paper in box in fridge for 2 weeks, and in the Mush-room<ref name="mush-room"/>.|| [[File:Robin-cheese-1.jpg|80px]]&nbsp;[[File:Robin-cheese-2.jpg|80px]] || <i>Unfortunately we did not taste it.</i>
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! Wim  
! Wim