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Get a wine cooler.

>

> I'm making farmhouse cheddar, parmesan, manchego out of my kitchen

> with raw milk.

>

> I'd love to hear creative solutions to aging the cheese. We have no

> cellar and no basement. I am aging it in the coolest room in my house

> but I don't think it is cool enough, humid enough, or consistent enough.

>

> I've thought of using an old refrigerator devoted to the cheese with a

> basin of water for added moisture. (I understand the refrigerator is

> drying.) But I like the idea of capturing the ambience of the place

> where I make the cheese and would rather not depend on electricity for

> a process that never did.

>

> On the other hand, you make do with what you have.

>

> Any simple solutions for creating a good place to age the cheese?

>

> Thanks!

>

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Get a wine cooler.

>

> I'm making farmhouse cheddar, parmesan, manchego out of my kitchen

> with raw milk.

>

> I'd love to hear creative solutions to aging the cheese. We have no

> cellar and no basement. I am aging it in the coolest room in my house

> but I don't think it is cool enough, humid enough, or consistent enough.

>

> I've thought of using an old refrigerator devoted to the cheese with a

> basin of water for added moisture. (I understand the refrigerator is

> drying.) But I like the idea of capturing the ambience of the place

> where I make the cheese and would rather not depend on electricity for

> a process that never did.

>

> On the other hand, you make do with what you have.

>

> Any simple solutions for creating a good place to age the cheese?

>

> Thanks!

>

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Get a wine cooler.

>

> I'm making farmhouse cheddar, parmesan, manchego out of my kitchen

> with raw milk.

>

> I'd love to hear creative solutions to aging the cheese. We have no

> cellar and no basement. I am aging it in the coolest room in my house

> but I don't think it is cool enough, humid enough, or consistent enough.

>

> I've thought of using an old refrigerator devoted to the cheese with a

> basin of water for added moisture. (I understand the refrigerator is

> drying.) But I like the idea of capturing the ambience of the place

> where I make the cheese and would rather not depend on electricity for

> a process that never did.

>

> On the other hand, you make do with what you have.

>

> Any simple solutions for creating a good place to age the cheese?

>

> Thanks!

>

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We make it in the winter and age it in a room that hasn't got heat on, sometimes

the walk in closet. Might sound crazy but it works for us. We've got a screened

in cabinet of sorts that keeps out bugs.

Belinda

>

> I'm making farmhouse cheddar, parmesan, manchego out of my kitchen

> with raw milk.

>

> I'd love to hear creative solutions to aging the cheese. We have no

> cellar and no basement. I am aging it in the coolest room in my house

> but I don't think it is cool enough, humid enough, or consistent enough.

>

> I've thought of using an old refrigerator devoted to the cheese with a

> basin of water for added moisture. (I understand the refrigerator is

> drying.) But I like the idea of capturing the ambience of the place

> where I make the cheese and would rather not depend on electricity for

> a process that never did.

>

> On the other hand, you make do with what you have.

>

> Any simple solutions for creating a good place to age the cheese?

>

> Thanks!

>

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