[Sca-cooks] cheese color
Craig Jones.
craig.jones at airservices.gov.au
Wed Jul 25 14:38:37 PDT 2001
>On the other hand, well-aged cheeses, even ones without added colorings, can
>get pretty yellow just from their butterfat content, but I've never known one
>to get that deep reddish-orangey-yellow that modern Cheddar acquires.
Perhaps not cheddars, but some of the Washed Rind Cheeses (such as Tilsit) can
develop a deep rich orange almost red colour. Not common commercial cheeses
these days though....
Drakey.
ps. anyone know where I can find some primary source cheese recipes outside of
Gervase Markham?
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