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Dr. Pangloss
Apr 5, 2014
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After having some amazing freshly made ricotta, I'm thinking of trying my hand at it and making some at home for Thanksgiving. Anyone have a good recipe and advice for someone that has never made cheese before?

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Dr. Pangloss
Apr 5, 2014
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The Midniter posted:

This could literally not be easier.

Haha. Yeah, I'd say that's pretty easy. Thanks, should've known to just go to serious eats.

Dr. Pangloss
Apr 5, 2014
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THE MACHO MAN posted:

Good lord. What did you eat it with??

I desperately want to eat that with my mouth.

Dr. Pangloss
Apr 5, 2014
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2015 has been a killer for me at work and my major project finishes up this week. Thinking about taking a stab at a cheese other than Ricotta this weekend, but then I remember I won't be able to eat it this weekend. Might just go out and buy some, because this thread makes me so hungry and I have a bottle of wine I need to drink (not because it's going to go bad or anything, just because I need to drink one).

Dr. Pangloss
Apr 5, 2014
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Steve Yun posted:

I just started watching Chef's Table, and the opener for the first episode is that there was an earthquake in Italy in 2012 that caused damage to 600,000 wheels of pamigiano reggiano.



The story Massimo Bottura tells of how he came up with a new dish and encouraged the region to use it to help use up these damaged wheels quickly is pretty cool too.

Everyone who has Netflix should watch this show.

Here's "Five Ages of Parmesan" by Massimo:


The show owns. My favorite is Francis Mallmann's episode, but probably because that's how I wish I could cook all the time, not just on special occasions.

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