[Ansteorra] cheese question

[David Hughes]

Well, the word "thermometer" first appears in 1633, slightly earlier
in the French, used for the mercury thermometer, and Galileo's
thermoscope (totally unsuitable as a cooking thermometer) is very
early 1600's, possibly very late 1500's, but the description by
Benedetto Castelli in 1638, dates it to roughly 1603.
I've not intentionally made cheese at an event, just ruined a lot of
milk <G>

David Gallowglass

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> If anyone has tried to make cheese at an event, please drop me a line.
> Also, does anyone have documentation for the use of cooking thermometers in period?
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> -Ritter Erasmus
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