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![]() "Mr Libido Incognito" > wrote in message ... > Andy wrote on 04 Jun 2006 in rec.food.cooking > >> >> I have a hunk of parmesan reggiano in the frige I've been using for >> about 6 months. No mold. Also have a new since purchased (after almost >> a year) peccorino romano block of cheese that hasn't molded. I've also >> had kraft sharp cheddar mold after two weeks. Don't know if it's the >> enzymes or lack of them that keeps cheese healthy. >> >> Andy >> > > I believe it has more to do with moisture content than enzymes. The drier > the cheese the longer it will stay mold free. > > -- > -Alan Since air contains moisture, and since I have a foodsaver vacuum, there is not a cheese that is opened in my house that isn't vacuumed. We use several pounds of peccorino romano a month. DH loves that cheese. Last night we had it as a snack with a home-made ciabatta and wine while watching a DVD. Better than tater chips, cheese chips, etc. for us. (Yes, I limit my wine -- darn it!) Dee Dee |
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