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California Farm Cashew Milk, Cheese, and Blue Cheese

Hobby Horseman
Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
California, United States

Two cups of raw cashews make two small cashew cheeses of about half a pound each, fully ripe in 90 days. This recipe makes both regular cheese and a blue mold cheese.

I used the crust of dairy blue cheese to inoculate my first cashew cheese with blue pennicilum mold. Here is the recipe to make a Roquefort Blue type. Blue mold appears after a few weeks. It smells and tastes great, fresh, made into soup, baked and on sandwiches.

Two cups of raw cashews make two small cashew cheeses of about half a pound each, fully ripe in 90 days. This recipe makes both regular cheese and a blue mold cheese.

I used the crust of dairy blue cheese to inoculate my first cashew cheese with blue pennicilum mold. Here is the recipe to make a Roquefort Blue type. Blue mold appears after a few weeks. It smells and tastes great, fresh, made into soup, baked and on sandwiches.

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California Farm Cashew Milk, Cheese, and Blue Cheese

Hobby Horseman
Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
California, United States

Two cups of raw cashews make two small cashew cheeses of about half a pound each, fully ripe in 90 days. This recipe makes both regular cheese and a blue mold cheese.

I used the crust of dairy blue cheese to inoculate my first cashew cheese with blue pennicilum mold. Here is the recipe to make a Roquefort Blue type. Blue mold appears after a few weeks. It smells and tastes great, fresh, made into soup, baked and on sandwiches.

Two cups of raw cashews make two small cashew cheeses of about half a pound each, fully ripe in 90 days. This recipe makes both regular cheese and a blue mold cheese.

I used the crust of dairy blue cheese to inoculate my first cashew cheese with blue pennicilum mold. Here is the recipe to make a Roquefort Blue type. Blue mold appears after a few weeks. It smells and tastes great, fresh, made into soup, baked and on sandwiches.

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Ingredients

10 min boil, 5 weeks ferment, 7 weeks dry
2 people,two half pound cheeses
  • To make cashew milk:
  • 2 cupsraw cashews
  • 4 cupswater
  • 2/3 tsphimalayan sea salt
  • To make the blue cheese curd:
  • 3 cupscashew milk
  • 2 Tbscashew or dairy blue cheese
  • Tbsmolten coconut oil to feed the fermentation
  • Tbsfresh Meyer lemon juice
  • To make the regular cheese curd:
  • 3 cupscashew milk
  • Tbscoconut oil to feed the fermentation
  • Tbsfresh meyer lemon juice
  • Equipment: remote thermometer. 2 small cast iron bowls with lids, sanitized with boiling water, spatula, chopstick
  • Cost: 1/2 pound of dry nuts $2, other $1, pound of blue cheese $3
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10 min boil, 5 weeks ferment, 7 weeks dry
  1. 1

    Rinse 2 cups raw nuts to remove dirt. Cover nuts with 2 cups fresh water and boil ten minutes with sprinkle of himalayan seasalt to kill any wild spores, mold, or bacteria, cool. They will double in volume to 4 cups. Drain and rinse the nuts, add 2 more cups of fresh water, pour into processor, pulse till supersmooth, you got fresh delicious rich cashew milk.

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  2. 2

    Pour milk into cast iron bowl and inoculate cashew milk with Tbs blue cashew cheese to start fermentation, add Tbs molten lukewarm coconut butter to feed the mold fermentation and Tbs fresh lemon juice. Cover with cast iron lid to keep the airborne wild bacteria away. Ferment, cheese will increase in volume by 50%.

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  3. 3

    To make regular cashew cheese, add coconut oil to cashew milk with lemon juice, lid on. Let ferment 90 days. Ready..

  4. 4

    When the blue mold appears on the surface, usually after a week or more, poke the skin of the cheese with a sanitized chopstick to push the blue mold inside the cheese.

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  5. 5

    When ripened till solid, loosen cheese from cast iron mold by inserting knife between cast iron and cheese. Wrap each cheese in parchment paper. With apple corer, remove a sample of blue cheese for next blue cheese making, keep core sample wrapped in plastic wrap in fridge. Rub cheese wheels with sea salt, dry and harden in fridge till flavor is fully developed, 90 days. Enjoy.

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Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
on December 08, 2022 06:19
California, United States
I teach people at the farmers market to grow small scale fruits and vegetables. My grandparents and parents taught me growing, cooking and preserving home grown fruits and vegetables, eggs, meats and fish. I got certified by the University of California Master Gardener Program in 2005. I try to bring out the original flavor of ingredients, then add layers of spices, herbs and flavorings that enhance, not distort the taste. These are the global, organic and vegan family recipes we use.
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