Cheese Making At Simi Valley Home Brew

I had the most pleasant evening at Simi Valley Home Brew with a group of people ranging from early 20’s to late 60’s all learning how to make cheese.
Business owners Nicole and James were both there to great us, offer wine, cheese and crackers and let us enjoy one of the many classes Simi Valley Home Brew has to offer.

Simi Valley Home Brew is on the east end of Simi Valley.  Besides the classes they also after do-it-yourself kits and supplies for home breweries.

The walls are fully stocked with anything you might need.  I love how bright and well organized the rooms were.

What seems like limitless supplies for beer and wine making lined the walls.  All sorts of flavors and personal choices.

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The cheese class started and we all listened as James charmed us with his knowledge of cheese making he learned as a child, mixed with science and detailed explanations.  He was open to all questions and thoughtfully considered before answering.  His expertise showed though he was not boastful.    This particular class was how to make ricotta cheese.

The class was a little over two hours long and we learned about the necessary tools and supplies, sterilization, ingredients, some history of different cheeses and where they come from, and how to make ricotta and mozzarella cheese.   Directions were printed on paper for us to take home for both types of cheese and we checked them off as we learned from the instructor.

People came from all over to attend this class.  Some as far as Oxnard and Los Angeles. Some people came with a friend or family member as well.  The woman sitting next to me said she had taken a beer making class a few weeks before and this was her second class at Simi Valley Home Brew.

During a time the cheese had to sit for a little while we mingled and explored the shelves of the store.  They offer three different at-home cheese kits as well as individual supplies.

When the cheese was done everyone was invited up to try a piece or two.   

Here is mine!  Yes, it was delicious.  I took an extra piece home for the kids to try. 

Simi Valley Home Brew isn’t limited to cheese classes.  They also offer beer, wine and honey mead classes.  You can check out their calender to see what fits your schedule.  Classes would be great for a date night or something fun to do with friends.  I think what I learned in this class will help me with my canning too.

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