Mozzarella Making
What you'll learn in this cheese making class:
Make your very own tasty mozzarella at home! Learn all the techniques professional cheese makers use to create all different styles of fresh mozzarella.Mild and milky, smooth and silky: any way you stretch it, we love fresh mozzarella! And in this hands-on crash course we'll teach you how to make it at home. First we'll set you straight on coagulation as we tell you how milk turns from fluid to firm curds. Then we'll all roll up our sleeves to turn curds into the beautiful balls that we know as fresh mozzarella. Taste several samples of fresh pasta filata (pulled curd) style cheeses (think Mozzarella, Bufala, Burrata, oh my!), enjoy a glass of wine, and bring home your own mozzarella masterpiece.
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Reviews of School (8)
Siena Chiang
Posted on
04/18/2013
Pours and Tours: Beer Tasting and Cave Tour
Not a traditional "class" in any way- much more of a field trip with an opportunity to try good cheese and beer. A tour guide led us through the cheese shop's "caves" (their cheese storage and aging facilities in the basement) which was a quick but informative 20 minute endeavor. We then got the chance to try four cheese and four beers- we were not given any real instruction on this other than a sheet of paper with some information. If you're looking for a fun, easy weeknight activity, I highly recommend this, but it was not the most "educational" class ever.
Steve
Posted on
03/13/2013
Bee Cool: Honey and Cheese w/ Bee Raw Honey
Really loved the course. This was the first time I had ever done anything like it and would gladly do it again. The instructors were energetic, passionate about what they were teaching and knowledgeable. A fun experience I look forward to repeating.
Ken
Posted on
03/11/2013
Mozzarella Making
It was very good!
Zoe Pershing-Foley
Posted on
02/28/2013
Advanced Mozzarella Making
This class was a lot of fun, and very filling! Rynn explained everything from how to make cow's milk mozzarella (the basics), to what's different about most american mozzarella you buy, to how to make delicious variants like straciatella and Burrata. The class was a tasting for the first half (of 6 different cheeses all in the "mozzarella family" plus ricotta as an additional treat) and then a "how to let mozzarella stretch from curds" hands-on class in the second half. Lots of fun! There were some problems with having enough hot water for everyone to stretch the cheese properly, but it was handled gracefully and everyone had fun (and plenty of red wine/ champagne!) anyways. Getting to take some curds home means that I can practice again tonight! The Murray's classroom facility is also great -- clean, easy to see, but intimate.
Sandy Kouw
Posted on
02/05/2013
Mozzarella Making
Class was fun and teacher was knowledgeable about cheese. Not sure the price is worth the class.
David Blank
Posted on
01/28/2013
Mozzarella Making
The course was fun and different. The instructors were knowledgeable and exciting. I would however say that the room the class was held in was a little tight.
Lauren
Posted on
01/02/2013
The Harmony of Beer and Cheese
The pours are small but it is a tasting after all. The cheese is filling but I ate dinner before class just in case. The location is perfect so be sure to stroll around the hood after or before. And the shop was my dream come true... Specialty cheeses, beers, chocolate, and coffee. I die!
Lisa
Posted on
08/01/2012
Pours and Tours: Beer Tasting and Cave Tour
The class was great! I've taken a cheese class from Murray's before but it wasn't as cheap as this. The group was chill and our tour guide was very knowledgeable.