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This from NotMilk in the last couple of days - I'm passing it on to remind you

as

well as myself that maybe it's not just the cholesterol that might put us off

it!

 

Best,

Pat ;=)

 

Make Your Own Soft Cheeses (secret ingredient)

 

Got Brie? An industry secret revealed

Great news for cheese-eating vegetarians

 

You can now manufacture your own bacteria-free

cheese by purchasing that secret ingredient which

inhibits listeria growth. What is the ingredient?

Ground baby lamb tongues.

 

When ordering, simply ask for PGE (lamb pregastric

esterase powder). This freeze-dried pink product

is the extract of the tongue root of lambs. See:

 

<http://www.danlac.com/archive/arc10-2001.shtml>

 

American cheese makers use a similar product called

" rennet paste. " Rennet is an enzyme that is obtained

by scraping the inside of a freshly-killed calf's

stomach. The paste is made with rennet and the

addition of a processed tongue root from a calf. The

description on the packaging of rennet paste does

not reveal the actual source of the ingredients.

Cheese makers are told:

 

" Rennet paste contains the necessary proteolytic

enzymes plus lipolytic enzymes... "

 

When I attended America's premiere cooking school

in 1975, the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde

Park, New York, I was taught that " A day without

cheese is like a day without sunshine. " I miss the

taste of cheese, but I now remind myself that a day

without cheese is like a day without eating baby

animal guts.

 

Robert Cohen

http://www.notmilk.com

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