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Amanda is a co-founder of Food52.
added 10 months agoIf you have wax paper or waxed butcher paper, wrap it tightly and store in the fridge.
Thanks, Amanda. I do have wax paper and will do as you suggest.
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added 10 months agoGood luck -- love hard goat cheeses!
So do I....and it's hard to find!
pierino is a trusted source on General Cooking and Tough Love.
added 10 months agoI'll just add my voice to the choir; yes wrap it in paper. You can find paper specifically tailored to cheese in cheese shops but that is not essential. Let's just say that cheese and plastic wrap don't make good friends.
I disagree that plastic wrap is no no for wrapping cheese - especially for hard cheeses. It keeps it from drying out and does not impact flavor or texture one iota. I was at the goat farm last week buying cheese and they wrapped everything in paper then plastic. Kept in fridge for a week with no problem.
Thanks to all. I treated it like a Parmesan wedge - wrapped it tightly in waxed paper and then sealed it in a plastic zip-loc bag. Hopefully it will store as well as Parmesan this way.
pierino is a trusted source on General Cooking and Tough Love.
added 10 months agoWrapping cheese in paper and then plastic is fine. But wrapping them in nothing but cling wrap causes them to sweat out moisture.