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How world-famous Gouda cheese is made in the Netherlands | Food Secrets Ep. 14

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Gouda Cheese

Cultural Context

Gouda cheese originated in the Netherlands and is named after the city of Gouda. It has been a staple in Dutch cuisine for centuries, often enjoyed on bread or as part of a cheese platter. Today, Gouda is produced worldwide, with variations in aging and flavor, making it a beloved cheese in many cultures.

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1 servings
Servings4
1 gallon milk
1/4 cup starter culture
1/4 teaspoon rennet
1 tablespoon salt
for coating cheese wax
1 cheese mold
1 cheese press
1/4 teaspoon calcium chloride

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The cheese is produced on the same farm where the cows are milked.

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The milk used is raw and not heated or pasteurized.

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Sour bacteria and rennet are added to the raw milk as the first two main ingredients.

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A little bit of extra calcium is added to the milk after the rennet.

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The milk is allowed to sit for about an hour to let the curd form.

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The watery part of the milk is removed over almost 24 hours inside a wooden mold.

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The wooden mold helps to insulate the warm cheese, keeping it warm inside.

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