Cheese Making- Mascarpone

Seattle, WA

Ages:
0 to 100 year olds
Skill level:
Beginner
Class Style:
1:1 Private Sessions & Group Sessions

Description

This is a basic beginners course to making cheese. We will learn how to make mascarpone, the cheese used in tiramisu. It is easy to make, cheaper then store bought and tastes better too. This same process is used to make panir and ricotta so come learn how to make some cheese! See website for dates and locations

class is not sponsored by the Seattle Public Library

Schedule

This class was last taught June 19, 2008 to June 19, 2008

  • Thu 5:45p.m.-7:45p.m.

Pricing Details

nothing... ever

Location

  • Seattle Free School
  • 5009 Roosevelt Way NE
    Seattle, WA 98105 | University District

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  • "great teacher!"

    Review of Seattle Free School , November 07, 2008

    So apparently making cheese is easy! ish. Milk + some sort of starter or acid = fabulous cheese! Yes, there are some steps in between, but Jessica did a great job explaining the process step by step. She's quite knowledgeable, very engaging, and funny. Jessica is completely unpretentious, she reminded us again and again that cheesemaking can be done with little money and without all the fancy accoutrement that other books or instructors may push. The class was a *little* heavy on the talking side, but if you go knowing it'll be taught at a relaxing pace, you won't be disappointed. Overall, quite fun and I'm ready to get started!

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    So apparently making cheese is easy! ish. Milk + some sort of starter or acid = fabulous cheese! Yes, there are some steps in between, but Jessica ...

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  • "Not hands on, but super educational and fun"

    Review of Seattle Free School , November 07, 2008

    Just took this great class last night 11/7/08. We watched Jessica Dally (the teacher) make Marscapone and Gouda. It was cool to realize that making cheese really isn't all that hard.

    Jessica was fun, frank and quite knowledgeable about the process without being even a touch stuffy. Very down to earth, casual and friendly. She helps cheese-making seem like a real possibility for the general home cook.

    I particularly liked her quick tips and her demystification of all the ridgid rules you read about for cheese making that really aren't hard and fast rules.

    I'm finally motivated to give it a whirl in my own!

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    Just took this great class last night 11/7/08. We watched Jessica Dally (the teacher) make Marscapone and Gouda. It was cool to realize that making...

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