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Pictured here are two Autolite plugs in a Dart Pro 1 head. On the left is a plug that's too short, and on the right is one that is the perfect length. The plug on the right is known as a Surface Gap plug and features no ground strap to speak of. Rather, the spark has four distinct points to jump to, creating a more reliable arc even under extreme cylinder conditions. Also remember to apply anti-seize to the first set of plugs you install in your aluminum heads and follow up with a light coating of anti-sieze on every other set of plugs you install. Too much anti-seize can cause detonation in the chambers, so never apply it past the end of the threads.
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If you've recently purchased a cc'ing kit to measure your chambers and ports, there's a clearer way to see your fluid. Most cc'ing experts agree that ordinary rubbing alcohol is the best fluid to use because it completely evaporates. But alcohol is hard to see, and most guys simply add food coloring to it. Buying your rubbing alcohol already dyed mint green is an easier way. This stuff is normally sold to people that use it to sterilize their mouths, but it's only a few cents more a bottle and is easy to see. Besides, it smells nice too.
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After you're done cc'ing your heads with your new mint green alcohol, use a Mighty-Vac hand vacuum pump to get all the alcohol back out of the chamber. You simply attach a narrow tube extension to the hose and suck it into the plastic collection can that comes with the Mighty-Vac pumps. This is also a good way to double-check your measurement because you can pour the alcohol right back into the burret and see if it refills very close to the top. You can also use the Mighty-Vac pump to remove some alcohol from your burret if you over-fill it.
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Editors' NotesLuxurious details are part of Loro Piana's rich history, and this beaver-lined jacket boasts plenty. Designed to capture the easy fit of a cardigan but with the added substance of a jacket, this cashmere cover-up is trimmed with suede and finished with a detachable hood. Leave the wallet at home and use the trio of internal pockets to store your smartphone, keys and credit cards. Shown here with a Loro Piana shirt, Canali sweater, Slowear trousers and Grenson shoes.
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Funeral Sermon
One of the first nationally recognized African American artists, Jacob Lawrence came to maturity in Harlem in the 1930s—a dynamic milieu marked by the great cultural achievements of the Harlem Renaissance, yet also by racism and the Great Depression. Throughout his long career, Lawrence devoted himself to painting genre scenes of working-class black life and epic series about African American history. Displaying the abstracted design elements and vibrant colors that characterize Lawrence's style, Funeral Sermon commemorates the death of his sister from tuberculosis in 1944. An expression of personal grief, this work also addresses larger social issues, including the importance of spirituality in the black community—notice how Lawrence unifies the congregation in the foreground through the repetition of geometric forms—and the overcrowded housing and inadequate health-care facilities in Harlem that led to disease and untimely death.
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See dev thread at http://groups.google.com/group/clojure-dev/browse_thread/thread/fdb000cae4f66a95.
Note: subseq currently returns () instead of nil in some situations. If the rest of this idea dies we might still want to fix that.
Converted from http://www.assembla.com/spaces/clojure/tickets/428
Patch clj-428-change-Sorted-seqFrom-to-take-inclusive-patch-v1.txt dated Apr 28 2013 was written by Mark Engelberg in July 2010, and was attached to a message he sent to the dev thread linked in the description. The approach he takes is described by him in that thread, copied here:
Meanwhile, to initiate discussion on how to modify subseq, I've attached a proposed patch. This patch works by modifying the seqFrom method of the Sorted interface to take an additional "inclusive" parameter (i.e., <= and >= are inclusive, < and > are not).
In this patch, I do not address one issue I raised before, which is whether subseq implies by its name that it should return a seq rather than a sequence (in other words nil rather than ()). If seq behavior is desired, it would be necessary to wrap a call to seq around the calls to take-while. But for now, I'm just making the behavior match the current behavior.
Although I think this is the cleanest way to address the extensibility issue with subseq, the change to seqFrom will break anyone who currently is overriding that method. I didn't see any such classes in clojure.contrib, so I don't think it's an issue, but if this is a concern, my other idea is to fix the problem entirely within subseq by changing the calls to next into calls to drop-while. I have coded this to confirm that it works, and can provide that alternative patch if desired.
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I am new to this site and was prompted to post on the recommendation of a friend. This is my Cinelli which is my current race bike. I bought the frame from a seller in Brisbane and from the same seller, but separately, bought the complete Suntour Superbe Pro group (SSP) set (less pedals of which I have some anyway).
This group set came on this bike from new and originally came from a seller in Belgium. When I saw the frame and group set, I thought, here is something I can build up to serve as my race bike whilst I restore my 1984 Apollo VI race bike.
The frame was a hot pink "Super BH" with Superbe Pro decals on it. The original SLX tube type set sticker was still on the frame but there was a dent and a slight bend in the top tube. It seemed to have taken a wack from side on to cause the bend in the top tube. So I knew the frame would require repair and was not put off by this as steel frames are very repairable.
For a few months I pondered over paint colours and paint layup design. I was settled on the fact that it would be reborn as a Cinelli as it has all of the Cinelli features less the Cinelli Supercorsa style seat stay clamp set up. All of the lugs are stamped with the Cinelli logo, it has the Cinelli "foil" type bottom bracket, SLX tube, Cinelli logo stamping in the beautiful "flame"fork crown and has Columbus drop-outs in frame and fork.
After the frame was stipped and the top tube replaced with Columbus SL (10gr difference over SLX), the frame was taken to have the original chrome plating stripped of it. Disaster! The cyanide solution into which the frame was placed, dissolved the bosses and cable runners and etched into the brazing on some of the joins. More repair work was required to make good the damage so it was back to the frame repairer. Once repaired, the areas of the frame and fork, to be rechromed, was eventually refinished. The frame was then back to the frame repairer for repainting. For this I supplied the paint codes so that nothing was left to chance. I also supplied the Cinelli decal set which I was able to get from NSW. Time passed and the frame was eventually completed.
In the meantime, I set about replacing with new old stock some of the components to finish the bike to my satisfaction. I acquired a new SSP Italian threaded bottom bracket set and a new set of SSP Accushift 6/7 speed shifters, new Selle Italia saddle, new chain, new Nitto Olympiade 115 bars and I transferred the Look Keo Blade Ti pedals from my Apollo VI.
As a fan of SSP components and Suntour freewheels, I installed a new 13-18 freewheel to the hubs which still spin so smoothly they are nothing short of magnificent.
I finally picked up the finished frame and was delighted to see it painted again and thrilled by my colour scheme not to mention the quality of the job.
The build began and nothing was hurried. This was a ritual, a time for paying homage
and taking pleasure in the quality of the pieces I had before me. Much has been written about the Suntour Superbe Pro quality but until you hold it in your hands and are appreciative of the quality of design, function, manufacture and finish you will never really know how fine that group set was/is.The build ritual took a few weeks. It was then time to take it for a test ride. I instantly took a liking to the indexed gears as I had only ever used friction up to that point (early 2013). The bike felt swift and very, very smooth – different to my Apollo VI.
I enjoy riding this bike very much and it always gets comment of admiration on race days. I often get remarks, "you still race it though" as if it should be in a glass cabinet. But putting it simply, I believe a beautiful bike deserves to spend time in the sun for all to enjoy.
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Nice one! I love bikes with such a known history.
Took the liberty of linking your pics whilst you're still sub-10 posts here.
Sod 'em. It's a bit like people trying to impress me with their latest gadget or doo-dad. I am quietly thinking to myself; "You just bought it. You didn't design and build it". Your bike shows an investment of not just money, but love as well.
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A thing of beauty.
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Yep! Absolutely magnificent!!
and it should be ridden.......carefully, of course
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Wow, it's just...WOW!
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Who did the chroming & paint job?
- Kym
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That is one very gorgeous bike, youve done a great job.
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'Eyecatching' - comes to mind. Nice job indeed. Very nice group set to match the frame. It must be a joy to ride.
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Hi ClassicIron. I am your Brisbane mate
Am glad you have joined BNA and are sharing your pics. As I've said before, the Cinelli looks simply stunning, and I'd never know it was the same bike I inspected last year! I didn't remember you had the problems with resto that you mention above. That must have been heart breaking. I also have new respect for you...the patience to stick with rebirthing a bike would be beyond me....but obviously the results justify it. Makes me wonder whether your children will cherish it the way you did.
You obviously have a long and deep knowledge of dealing with metals and mechanicals. From what I know about you, it started in the back yard shed with your talented brothers, under the guidance of your talented dad! And I'd bet there's someone on the forum that knows your BMX champion brother and his sons.
Anyway, hope your fitness and racing continues to improve. I did a C grade crit today...my top power is off due to Calorie deficit...so settled to be a lead out in the final lap. Am doing a 100k tomorrow with 5 others, over Tamborine and up to Binna Burra, behind the Gold Coast. It's a beautiful ride.
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Says it all. Outstanding job.
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Thanks for the comments people. The whole process from aquistition to test ride took about a year. The frame repairs and paint job were done by Paconi Racing Frames in Braeside Victoria and I don't hesitate to recommend him. He has done my Apollo VI frame as well which is yet to be unveiled and I am also very happy with that. He appreciates nice frames. I won't recommend the electroplaters who did the job as they caused me more grief than pleasure.
A few words of advice on chrome plating based on my own experience. If a frame has been chrome plated before and is in need of re-doing, expect problems if it has to be chemically stripped as the cyanide solution will attack any of the exposed bronze alloy. That will happen at any electoplating shop so you must talk to them and make them aware of your requirements. Metal polishers at electroplating shops will not be fastidious about carefully preparing such damage before hitting it with a polishing buff. I can tell you from trade experience that deep scratches are removed with finer scratches, then finer again, and again before hitting them with course polishing compound, then finer compound and finally burnishing for the finest finish possible. However, if you have a frame which has not been chrome plated before, it probably won't need to go into a cyanide bath. If you wish to chrome plate something for the first time, you can have control over the preparation of the metal before it gets polished. Ask the appropriate questions to ensure you will be getting what you want.
On the paint job, You can't really see the effect of the paint in the photos until the bike is in the sunshine. The dark red is a Ford colour: Sparkling Burgundy; the white is a Subaru colour: Satin white pearl. The motor industry has some fabulous colours. Most dealer spare parts counters are happy to give you the code of a colour if you can give the an accurate paint name such as those above. otherwise, go to your local wrecker and look at the colours of wrecked cars and get the paint code from the VIN plate.
I get a lot of pleasure racing the Cinelli and I know that when I am in top form, I am very competitive on it too. Gives those on 10K carbon bikes something to think about. Any placing is very hard won as I'm sure guys don't like to be beaten by someone on a classic steel bike (such as my rusty old Apollo VI) so they try extra hard!!
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Fittingly, I have the exact same saddle on my Cinelli (mine is much newer though, and not retro)
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I finally worked out how to connect photobucket to my post!
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Very nice bike and glad to hear its used as intended. And well done sticking with downtube shifters
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Thanks Nashie. I don't know any different as I have never riden an aluminium or carbon frame or ever used the new style of shifter systems. this bike has index shifters and it is the first bike I have ever riden with index shifting!
If there's something you can do about it, do it. If theres nothing you can do, don't worry.
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Same here. I raced a Colnago 20yrs ago and I'm just getting back in the saddle of a Clamont i just restored. Im sure technology has come along over the years, but ignorance is bliss and you don't want to spoil the joy of riding the old classics.
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If I were you I wouldn't, because you'd park the down shifter bikes in seconds. I've just spent three months riding a Superbe Pro drive train with Simplex Retro Friction shifters and love it ........ but when I got back on my Campag 9 speed a week ago. Holly sh#t, I'd forgotten just how much better Ergo shifters were. It's just so easy, comfortable and seamless. I'm afraid there's no competition. Looks like I'm ebaying a bit of gear soon.
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I'd go the other way. I rode 52km on Sat on my 91 Peugeot with indexed down-tube shifters and 121 today on brifters and it is the friction that makes the difference. The d-t shifters are very direct with minimal friction and I can change from either end of the cassette to the other in one movement. My brifters have the cable routed under the bar tape and though the changes are quick they don't feel as direct.
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Morini, I take you point. I have no intention of changing to the new "fandangled" shifter systems any time soon. Heck, I have just introduced myself to index shifting and that technology is already twenty odd years old. Evolution, innovation and the like move pretty slowly in my world. One of the good things is that this stuff will still be working beautifully in another twenty years time.
By the time I'm ready to move onto something newer than what I have now, shifter systems will probably be telepathic!
For the racing I do on this bike, it's more about the engine, less about the bike. Having said that, this ol' engine could do with a good tune up!
I find that racing with down tube shifters doesn't make that much of a difference as I have always compensated for rushed the gear change by spinning up a higher cadence before going for the next gear. I believe the greatest difference for me at least if I was to ride a good quality carbon frame with ergo shifters would be the benefit of a more responsive frame essentially for sprinting and surges with ergo shifters having a benefit perhaps for convenience but at my level not so significant.
Starting to sound like you're preaching to the unconverted!
If there's something you can do about it, do it. If theres nothing you can do, don't worry.
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I'm trying to gently warn you, though I am probably doing a bit of preaching to the unconverted. Beware....... some modern stuff actually lives up to it's claims. The older I get (mid 50's) the less respect I have for some modern equipment and I have to say Campagnolo (and probably Shimano) brifters are bloody fantastic. I have no problems using down shifters but you just can't compare the two. The only similarity is that they both change gears.
I know where your coming from here. I'm into Italian motorbikes and every one I've bought in the last 10 years is older than the last. You find where your comfortable and stay there....... for a while at least. Just don't take up any offers to try out a modern bike. You'll be rooted then.
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I appreciate the gesture. I do also appreciate that the new ergo style shifters and now Di2 stuff is state of the art. When I stick my nose in a bikeshop in my travels and get chatting, invariably I get offered a ride on a new "wizz bang" race bike. I politely decline the offer as I know the experience would reveal to myself what a handicap I have given myself in racing my old bikes against those on new machines. I love my old bikes nevertheless!
Don't suppose you have a pair of Suntour Superbe Pro areo brake levers in excellent condition do you? (same as pictured o my Cinelli) by any chance.
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I do but only one pair and they're not in top condition. Watch US ebay. There seems to be a mine of Superbe over there.
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sensational work
and while that search is on, anyone know of hoods for the same aero?
Fight till the end n never give up. Cadel Evans 2012
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Rumour has it that Robbie Fellows, the Campag hood maker, might make them. Not confirmed though.
I found out how to find him via ebay but I've done nothing about it. Do a few of us want to pool together and see if he makes them? I could also do with some non-aero Supebe ones as well.
Otherwise I have no idea where to get real hoods from.
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thanks Morini
I found an email for Robbie and have sent a request so hopefully something might come of it for all of us
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Suzanne has done it again this month, conquering yet another mouth-watering pasta filata cheese.
Who knew that from the hills of West Virginia, home of Chickens in the Road, would emerge such a fine cheese maker, able to create her own recipe and generous enough to share it with the entire Cheese Queen's kingdom?
And who knew there would be a giveaway, too? (Well, actually, we all knew that because Suzanne has a fabulous cheese making giveaway every single month.) We really do love you, Suzanne!
30 Minute Burrata
By Suzanne McMinn
Last month, in my quest for a super-soft mozzarella, I made A Cheese of My Own. This month, continuing my cheese challenge for New England Cheesemaking, I'm taking mozzarella in another direction.
Mozzarella is a pasta filata cheese, which means a cheese in which the curds have been stretched or spun. Filata means "spun" and pasta means "paste" in reference to the cheese paste or curds. Burrata is another pasta filata cheese, a softer twin of mozzarella in which one portion of the cheese is stretched while another portion is separated, broken up, mixed with heavy cream, then put back as the filling in a sort of "purse" made of the remaining cheese. You have to work fast and make a tight purse, which can be a little tricky. The softness of this cheese comes from the curd filling–which is not worked much.
This cheese is best made with farm-fresh or local milk, either slow-pasteurized (at 145 degrees for 30 minutes) or used raw. If you're using pasteurized store-bought milk, add 1/2 teaspoon calcium chloride directly to the milk when you put it in the pot. Do NOT use ultra-pasteurized milk.
30-Minute Mozzarella. Artisan cheesemakers make burrata using a traditional mozzarella method (with thermophilic culture etc), so I guess you can call this 30-Minute Burrata!
How to make 30-Minute Burrata:
1/2 teaspoon calcium chloride (only if using store milk)
1 1/2 level teaspoons citric acid dissolved in 1/2 cup cool water
1 gallon whole milk
1/4 teaspoon lipase powder (Italase) dissolved in 1/4 cup cool water (for 20 minutes prior to using)*
1/4 teaspoon liquid rennet diluted in 1/4 cup cool, unchlorinated water
1-2 tablespoons heavy cream
1 teaspoon cheese salt
*Do not add lipase if using milk from the store. It will make your curds too soft.
Step 1. If using store milk, add the 1/2 teaspoon calcium chloride directly to the milk when you put it in the pot. While stirring the milk constantly, add the citric acid solution.
If using store-bought milk, after adding the rennet at 90, turn off the heat and let sit for 5 minutes. Check the curd. If it's too soft, let it sit a few more minutes. Cut the curd into 1-inch squares with a knife that reaches the bottom of the pot. Place the pot back on stove and heat to 105 while stirring slowly. Take it off the heat and continue stirring slowly for 2-5 minutes before transferring to a microwaveable bowl.
Curd pulling away from the sides of the pot, revealing the whey:
Step 4. After pouring off as much whey as you can, separate one-third of the curds.
Step 6. Spoon the curd/cream mixture onto the stretched cheese bowl you've made.
I wrap mine in cheesecloth after it's shaped and sealed to help it hold its shape. It may still need to drain for another few minutes. I place the cheesecloth-wrapped cheese on a rack over a plate to drain.
Note: You will find Suzanne's giveaway at her website, Chickens in the Road. Good luck!
10 comments:
- Marnely Rodriguez said...
this looks awesome!!!
- July 15, 2011 at 8:58 AM
- patid said...
I just made mozzarella last night in prep for a cooking class I'm teaching on July 23rd. Can't wait to try this one....burrata is my FAVORITE cheese! Thanks!
- July 15, 2011 at 11:25 AM
- Hellga said...
Suzanne, do those of us who use raw goat milk need to make any adjustments to the recipe?
- July 15, 2011 at 1:15 PM
- English Vintner said...
I have had trouble with my mozzarella cheese, I think the problem has been the recipe didn't call for calcium chloride. It seems to be pretty important to add it if using store bought milk.
The recipe looks great, I'll have to give it a shot next time I make mozzarella cheese.
- July 16, 2011 at 10:12 AM
- Jeri said...
I asked Suzanne and she said-no. Just make mozzarella any way you want and proceed from there.
- July 16, 2011 at 12:21 PM
- Jeri said...
Until a few years ago, most store-bought milks worked fine without the addition of calcium chloride. Since then, the dairies have been raising their pasteurization temps and cc is becoming more and more necessary. We have tried to make this point in our literature and on our website, but we can do more along those lines. I'm glad you figured it out...
- July 16, 2011 at 12:30 PM
- cheesemaker said...
That was such an interesting way to make Burrata. I struggled to make it the Italian way. This idea is totally out of the box. Thanks!!! That pic with melted Burrata with olive oil and herbs looks delish.....
- January 26, 2012 at 8:16 AM
- Jeri said...
Yes, Suzanne is amazing! Be sure to check out her website, "Chickens in the Road" for more of her great recipes. And, if you make Burrata, send pics to firstname.lastname@example.com.
- January 26, 2012 at 8:43 AM
- Romantic Zimmers Tavor said...
I make Mozarella from my goats fresh whole milk.
I would do "Mozarella Kiev" little balls of Mozarella filled with butter that will run after warming up the balls to serve.
Can it be done???
And (non-Kosher)matbe put nice pieces of breast of chicken in the balls with the butter like the original. Chicken Kiev.
- November 16, 2012 at 2:22 AM
- Jeri said...
Take pictures the next time you make this and we can do a blog article about it. firstname.lastname@example.com
- November 16, 2012 at 8:48 AM


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Friday, June 11, 2010
Fromage Blanc with Terrie Travers
She Hails From Butler, Tennessee
Terrie Travers wrote in with a question recently and we ended up asking her to do this interview and to show us how she makes Fromage Blanc.
From what she told us, it seems she's well on her way to becoming an expert cheese maker.
Have you made much cheese?
Well, I am quite the novice. I have less than a year of experience. I have successfully made Leban, Brie, Fromage Blanc, (shown below) and a Farmhouse Cheddar. I have tried the Jack, but it came out to crumbly and acidic.
I have made quite a few variations of a Kefir Leban that I season and press. But mostly, I make a lot of Kefir Leban, season it and whip it into a spreadable cheese. It is my husbands favorite.
I am anxious to try other cheeses later this summer, but I have to drive quite some distance to get raw milk. For now I have been using organic pasteurized.
Can you tell us something about who you are and where you live?
I like to refer to myself affectionately as a starving artist/poor dirt farmer. My husband, John, and I have a small specialty farm and art studios we call The Appalachian Shed (theappshed.com).
Located in the Southern Appalachian Mountains, most of the surrounding land is National Forest so we are pretty much in the woods.
We are not your typical tomatoes and beans kind of farm. Sure we have some chickens, a dog, a cat, and lots of gardens, but it's more of a "what can we make with this" kind of place.
I love creating things no matter what the medium. Fusible glass is currently on my favorite list. I also like to work with wood, clay, and found objects. I travel the Southeast to various art/craft shows to sell my wares as well as listing a small web site.
I love spending any spare time I can find in the kitchen. Aside from the art studio, the kitchen is the only place indoors that I don't mind being in hours on end. I consider myself somewhat of a "foodie."
What made you decide to make cheese?
We have grown most of our own food forever. I mill my own flour, make my own condiments, freeze, can, and yes, butcher chickens.
It was only some time last year when it occurred to me that I could make cheese too. Maybe it's because I don't have a cow? I guess it's just one of those things that sounds so hard. With growing concerns about the food "out there" I decided to jump in and give it a try.
What was the first cheese you tried?
My first cheese was a simple Leban made from Kefir which I added herbs and olive oil to make a nice spreadable cheese. My husband will not drink the Kefir, but he loves the cheese. I made some pressed cheeses with the Kefir Leban, but just small rounds.
What did you make next?
Having gained some confidence with the Kefir rounds, I felt ready to try some "real" cheeses. Mozzarella was my first. What a failure, it was edible yet it held no resemblance to that delicious pizza topping I was so hoping for. Try, try again and it finally came out. I then moved on to Fromage Blanc to regain some confidence. It is fast becoming a staple in the house. It is a toss up; is it becoming a staple because it is so delicious, or is it because it is so easy? Perhaps a bit of both.
Then came Brie, a favorite. Made one heck of a mess, but the cheese was wonderful! From this point I tried the Jack which came out, but not so good; next a Farmhouse Cheddar which is still aging. I really want to try my hand at some large wheels of the old world cheeses like the Parma on Ricki's recipe page. I am planing a trip out of state later this year to a dairy for as much raw milk as I can possibly culture in two days time. Sadly, it is illegal in my state to sell or purchase raw milk. How insane it that?
Any tips for others starting out?
Don't give up. It's an edible journey, enjoy it! I had a book on cheese making, but it was not the right book for me. I would have had a lot fewer, if not any, failures had I bought Ricki's book. Her online help has been fabulous!
P.S. Your pets will love the "failures," and the whey is a great nutritional layer in smoothies.
Making Fromage Blanc
By Terrie Travers
Slowly warming the milk.
Sprinkling in the Fromage Blanc culture.
Stirring it in well.
Setting it in the oven to culture. (Oven is off!) Nights are chilly here
Preparing to drain.
Setting aside to drip out the whey.
A savory version; Adding dried tomatoes, basil and roasted garlic.
Our favorite ways to serve: plain on cinnamon toast or savory version served with chips.
3 comments:
- The Local Cook said...
LOVE the cat photo! And, what an inspiration.
- June 11, 2010 at 2:22 PM
- Janet B. said...
Have you looked for a local cow or goat owner that will sell you a share of their dairy animal? You then pay for their labor to milk for you and just go pick up your share of the milk when it's ready.
- June 16, 2010 at 11:22 AM
- Sue S said...
In my state raw milk is also ilegal to sell. I have found that many of the farmers are glad to let you get some, however, if they think they can trust you. I looked for cows out in pasture and started knocking on doors. I told them I knew it was ilegal to sell but if they would be willing to give me some, I'd be glad to give them a donation. That way they are not selling...just giving some to a friend. I also found that most states can sell raw milk for pet consumption so they could also possibly sell you some for your animals...
Anyway, I found several that were willing. And it also helps if there is someone you know who will recommend you!
Enjoyed your story!
- June 19, 2010 at 12:08 PM


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PEBBLE BEACH Getting a members green jacket at Augusta National Golf Club? That was easy.
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Rice, who didn't begin golfing until midway through her tenure as Secretary of State from 2005-09, was thrilled.
"Thank goodness they made me a women's green jacket," Rice told a gathering last week in San Diego as the keynote speaker of a TD Ameritrade national conference.
Rice insists she isn't trying to be a golf trailblazer, but her membership résumé would say otherwise. She belongs to Cypress Point Club and Shoal Creek Golf Club in her native Alabama — both of which have faced negative publicity in the past as facilities that previously didn't allow African-American members.
"They're great places and I'm honored to be a member of all of them," Rice said with not-surprising diplomacy.
It isn't often that a PGA Tour pro gets excited to play with a relative hack, but Jason Bohn joked that this was one pro-am group photo that was going to go on the mantle.
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Annette Clark began her tenure as dean of the School of Law on July 1. Since 1989, Clark has been on the faculty of Seattle University School of Law where she served in the roles of interim dean, associate dean and vice dean. In her first week at SLU, Clark spoke with the School of Law about her academic experience, her move to St. Louis and what attracted her to the University.
Annette Clark, M.D., J.D.
Unlike some who have combined medical and legal education, I found my dual training to be remarkably compatible with each other as well as mutually reinforcing. I think that's because I view both the medical and legal professions as service professions, and because both require the development of high-level analytical reasoning and problem-solving skills. In obtaining both degrees, I've seen firsthand the value of interdisciplinary discourse and exploration and the way in which the study and practice of law is deepened and enriched by incorporating knowledge from other disciplines. I've enjoyed the opportunity to interpret, mediate and translate between medicine and law-two professions that I believe could benefit from further collaboration-and to help health care providers and lawyers better understand each other and to see the value of seeking common ground. I also think that going back and forth between medicine and law has helped me to learn better communication skills, particularly how to listen to what others are saying. In essence, my dual education and training has taught me a great deal about what it means to be a professional, and I think that perspective will be invaluable to me as I step into the deanship at SLU LAW and work to move the law school forward.
- You spent most of your academic career at Seattle University School of Law, which you joined in 1989. What attracted you to making the transition to the dean of Saint Louis University School of Law?
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I genuinely believe that a life in the law is a call to leadership in the service of others, particularly for those who are marginalized, voiceless, or invisible, and for whom the notion of justice is far
more than an academic enterprise. We are fortunate that the legal profession increasingly acknowledges service as a core attribute of the profession, but as a Jesuit law school, SLU LAW is uniquely situated to play a leading role in educating lawyers-in-training on the reciprocal notions of privilege and responsibility. This commitment is clearly stated in SLU LAW's mission statement: "The mission . . . is to advance the understanding and the development of law and prepare students to achieve professional success and personal satisfaction through leadership and service to others." When I spoke to the SLU LAW community during the interview process I talked of my aspiration to name and claim that mission, to work with the law school community to ensure that it's a genuine and lived mission. And to ensure when students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends of the law school speak of what makes it such a special place, this genuine commitment to leadership within society and to serving others is at the heart of what SLU LAW is all about. My goal is to start us on a path of intentionally working toward an integration of that commitment into our entire program of legal education.
- What is the most important thing the SLU community should know about you?
I feel profoundly privileged and honored by the SLU community's trust in me, and I will put my heart and soul into leading Saint Louis University School of Law in this next, exciting phase of its history; I value integrity above almost all else and am committed to maintaining a level of consistency and congruence in who I am as a person and as a professional, what I value, what I say and what I do; and I will strive to keep the best interests of the students at the center of our decision-making processes.
- You've just recently moved to St. Louis. How has this transition been going?
I've been in St. Louis for just a few days now and am already beginning to feel at home. Perhaps it was the familiar Seattle-like experience of rain on the Fourth of July, although I am definitely not used to rain and 90-degree temperatures at the same time! I've driven around and gotten my bearings a bit, although anyone who knows me knows I am hopelessly directionally challenged. Even with my smart phone, I'm afraid that my huge paper map of St. Louis will be sitting on my dining room table for the foreseeable future. In terms of the transition, while we're all familiar with tasks such as cleaning out an office or a closet, I feel as if this has been a process of cleaning out my entire life. It has given me a wonderful opportunity to take stock, both professionally and personally, to relive and store up some wonderful memories, and to discard that which is no longer useful. I am most looking forward to creating a new home for myself, and by home, I mean not just the physical space in St. Louis where I'm living, but also the new community of people that I'm joining. I'm at a point where it's liberating and exciting to make this kind of wholesale change and I'm eager to see what awaits me in this next chapter in my life.


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