WOW, you sure do a great job of teaching! Your English is supurb. At first, I couldn't pick your accent! :-D Thanks a lot for teaching us how to make wonderful cheese! I might just try it some day. Right now, I am getting a process down for making bread and smoked salmon. My kitchen is busy! :-) Thanks again, for taking all of your time and giving us something worth while and making our lives better!!!
Muchas gracias caballero lindo! me relajo bien bonito el mirar tus videos del proceso de tu receta. Aprendi bastante, y sobre todo disfrute tu presentacion, con toda la pasiencia y dedicacion del mundo para tus quesos. Te felicito""
yes thank you for teaching us how to make cheese... I guess if we had cows then it would be affordable ... I will make squirrel cheese but that takes a lot of milking >:o)
@zambatoo HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! Now, I don't care WHERE a person is from....... That's funny!!!!!! Milking squirrels.... haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Is there any online store that we can find the tools you are using? I just got my cheese cloth on ebay, but I really like your recipients and "grill". Thanks!
Hi, first of all well done ;). I understood well how you made all the steps, but for emmental cheese (swiss cheese) is the same process and differs only in the last part? when puting the cheese in brine? or it is the same? thanks in advance Roberto ;)
I accidentally cultured a blue cheese in my refrigerator so i became interested, very happy to find your video and i will try to do it proper now. thank you!
Well done and thank you very much for this informative posting of home-made cheese making. I have bookmarked these pages and will try this myself in the next few weeks.
Hi. I think (as far as I remember) the blue cheese had to "mature" in the fridge for about a month...it was quite a while, and this is to allow the blue "mould" to grow inside the cheese.
I must say here that out of the two different cheeses, the blue cheese was the best result!
And then I would also like to say...Thanx for you all visiting and viewing and thanks for the many kind comments you have all left...
You have totally inspired me! Can wait to try making my own home made bleu cheese, and a cheddar-type hard cheese! Thank you so much for sharing this.
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us and taking the time to show how to make cheese step by step. I am totally a visual learner and this helped immensely! Thank you also for the helpful tips ^^
Thank you for the videos! I'm completely facinated by the whole cheese making process (ya think I need more of a life? haha) Great vids! Cute accent :)
You have a very lovely voice. I tried making the blue cheese. It turned out wonderfully. Thank you so much for the video. I learn by listening, so written directions don't do much for me.
'' all the persons in the film were real persons'' LAWL! xD
TheEuben 11 months ago
Great video thanks for the information I have got my first batch underway!!
madogjonnyb 1 year ago
Great Videos, buddy! It is very helpful, indeed.
selffar1988 1 year ago
WOW, you sure do a great job of teaching! Your English is supurb. At first, I couldn't pick your accent! :-D Thanks a lot for teaching us how to make wonderful cheese! I might just try it some day. Right now, I am getting a process down for making bread and smoked salmon. My kitchen is busy! :-) Thanks again, for taking all of your time and giving us something worth while and making our lives better!!!
Landotter1 1 year ago
I found this very informative, I think i'm gonna try making some
markcumbriauk 1 year ago
first legoland and now cheese love your danes
hakaboy6924 1 year ago
Muchas gracias caballero lindo! me relajo bien bonito el mirar tus videos del proceso de tu receta. Aprendi bastante, y sobre todo disfrute tu presentacion, con toda la pasiencia y dedicacion del mundo para tus quesos. Te felicito""
lorenalara144 1 year ago
yes thank you for teaching us how to make cheese... I guess if we had cows then it would be affordable ... I will make squirrel cheese but that takes a lot of milking >:o)
zambatoo 1 year ago
@zambatoo HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! Now, I don't care WHERE a person is from....... That's funny!!!!!! Milking squirrels.... haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Landotter1 1 year ago
Excellent videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
BTW, I wish I had a nice, well equipped kitchen like yours.
More videos from Copenhagen Cooking please!
jimmy9pints 1 year ago
I will try to make some homemade cheese one day. Thank you for these videos
p/s. I loved the monk singing in the first video:)
LIVERLADD 1 year ago
What a great video. Very informative. I think I will try to make cheese!
stephensettimi 1 year ago
great video !!
ONEXON 1 year ago
Is there any online store that we can find the tools you are using? I just got my cheese cloth on ebay, but I really like your recipients and "grill". Thanks!
Mickoes 1 year ago
Awesome! Thankyou so much for doing this :)
froggmaner 1 year ago
Why is some commercial cheese waxed? Is that an alternative to salting?
morriswil32 1 year ago
i am hungry for cheese now =P
Nikkitazz 1 year ago
Hi, first of all well done ;). I understood well how you made all the steps, but for emmental cheese (swiss cheese) is the same process and differs only in the last part? when puting the cheese in brine? or it is the same? thanks in advance Roberto ;)
robertozabbari 1 year ago
indeværende er stor
aztec143 1 year ago
I accidentally cultured a blue cheese in my refrigerator so i became interested, very happy to find your video and i will try to do it proper now. thank you!
RashtraVishnu 1 year ago
I like your apron i'm from Ecuador
priscyore 1 year ago
Well done and thank you very much for this informative posting of home-made cheese making. I have bookmarked these pages and will try this myself in the next few weeks.
PetesPloota 2 years ago
Wow! Maybe I can buy some. Mouth watering! Thanks for this video demo.
beaulahHadassah 2 years ago
So how long must the blue cheese sit before it becomes edible?
sonrav2 2 years ago
Hi. I think (as far as I remember) the blue cheese had to "mature" in the fridge for about a month...it was quite a while, and this is to allow the blue "mould" to grow inside the cheese.
I must say here that out of the two different cheeses, the blue cheese was the best result!
And then I would also like to say...Thanx for you all visiting and viewing and thanks for the many kind comments you have all left...
WarrenNils 2 years ago
@WarrenNils
You have totally inspired me! Can wait to try making my own home made bleu cheese, and a cheddar-type hard cheese! Thank you so much for sharing this.
DameEleanor 1 year ago
Thank you I was really impressed and never thought about trying to make cheese but want to give it a try.
koolbrez1979 2 years ago
thank you
Lieonar 2 years ago
Brilliant
jason9874 2 years ago
thank u so much sir
tinsnanna 2 years ago
Well done. My next project after I perfect cream cheese and ricotta. Thanks for taking the time to film the process.
OakvilleCurmudgeon 2 years ago
Fantastic! Excellent video! Very detailed and easy to follow. You are a natural teacher. Thanks again.
KateInVirginia 2 years ago 2
GOOD JOB
dddo0 2 years ago
this guy sounds like a james bond villian
talleyho12 2 years ago
woh, so much work but its good to know =)
Pjam2006 2 years ago
Thank you very much for the video, it was very informative and helpful. hope you keep them coming.
Attommass 2 years ago
hi. thanks of this great effort.
keep this videos coming.
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halhauder79 2 years ago
Your videos are wonderful! Thank you very much for sharing them with all of us!
Please can you write the ingredients and instructions. tips etc. for the hearing impaired persons?
If you include them in the more info panel or comments will be a big help! it is hard to understand what is said.
Thank you very much!
cousin229 2 years ago
Great videos, very enjoyable. I also like your apron. How long have you been making cheese, what started your interest?
tigereye1964 2 years ago
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us and taking the time to show how to make cheese step by step. I am totally a visual learner and this helped immensely! Thank you also for the helpful tips ^^
grimworm 2 years ago
Thank you for the videos! I'm completely facinated by the whole cheese making process (ya think I need more of a life? haha) Great vids! Cute accent :)
celinamariel 2 years ago
THanks, this is very detailed video for make home cheese!
peterkr1 2 years ago
You have a very lovely voice. I tried making the blue cheese. It turned out wonderfully. Thank you so much for the video. I learn by listening, so written directions don't do much for me.
LadyLuck1337 3 years ago
Brilliant! Thanks for the great videos!
SUX2BUCODE4 3 years ago
Hey!! Thanks for the kind comments.
It was a pleasure to make and fun.
I would like to say here that there was TOO MUCH pressure on the "hard cheese"!!!! It turned out to belike Parmesan.
You should only have the cheeses same weight as pressure for about an hour!!
Thanks again.
WarrenNils 3 years ago
Excellent videos! Thank You.
xr650lguy 3 years ago
Me too.
Amr3561 3 years ago
Thank you for posting! I've always wanted to learn how to make cheese.
shazarataz 3 years ago