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Intensive Practical Cheesemaking - April 14 - 18, 2008 Adelaide

Intensive Practical Cheesemaking - September 8-12, 2008 Adelaide

Intensive Practical Cheesemaking - November 17-21, 2008 Adelaide


About the Courses

An all-practical cheesemaking week.  Participants do all work under  careful supervision. 
You will prepare starters, standardise the milk, make the cheese.  
This is an ideal opportunity to get some hands on experience.  
You will learn how to make Lactic curd, Cheddar or Cheddar Type, Camembert and Brie, Fetta, gourmet Fetta, 
Haloumi, Blue Vein and more. 
You’ll also learn the critical quality control points in the processes, basic troubleshooting techniques and much more! 
Batch sizes range from 10 to 360 litres.  

Key Topics

  • Milk handling and treatment;

  • Milk separation and standardisation;

  • Pasteurisation,

  • Rennetting of milk;

  • Practical pH/Acidity testing;

  • Addition and preparation of Starters;

  • Practical salting of cheese;

  • Hygiene and Sanitation;

  • Hands-on cheesemaking.  

 

Enrolment CONTACT SHAYNE ROBINSON ON (08) 8348 4489 for enrolment

 

Click here to enquire about enrolment via email 

 

Accommodation     Nearest Motel is Lindy Lodge a 15 minute walk to the campus. 
Otherwise bus services to and from the city are quite good andf enable city accomodation

 

Course Leader    Neil Willman is Australia leading authority on specialist cheese.   

 

Course Materials:

Course materials will be provided at the course. 
 

Registration time  Monday Morning @ 9.00 a.m 

VenueRegency TAFE
Days Rd

Regency Park
Adelaide SA

Who should attend?

You should attend if you want:  

  • Gaining valuable practical cheesemaking experience  

  • A week in your life where you drop what your doing and join other cheese enthusiasts creating some wonderful cheeses

  • Setting up a cheesemaking business

  • Making hard cheese varieties;

  • Making blue and white mould cheese varieties;

  •  Making soft cheese varieties;  

  • Prior experience useful but not essential.  

What should you bring?

  •         Clean protective outer garments to dairy industry standard. 
    Eg white overalls with no breast pockets or white trousers and white t-shirt.  These must be freshly laundered for each day.
    The other option is to purchase disposable overalls $5.00 per pair at the course.
     

  •        Clean gum boots or waterproof footwear not worn outside food premises; and a

  •        Calculator.  

 

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