Hosted by Shenandoah Folk School

$15/person

This workshop is perfect for adults as well as mature, food-interested teens!

ABOUT THE CLASS: A simple pot of milk can become countless kinds of cheese — and in this relaxed, discussion-based class, you’ll explore how that transformation happens. You’ll talk about the natural cultures that make traditional cheesemaking possible, taste a variety of homemade cheeses, and consider how this age-old craft still fits beautifully into modern kitchens.

ABOUT THE FACILITATOR:

Jennifer Murch is a self-taught cheesemaker in the Shenandoah Valley. She and her husband got their first milk cow in the spring of 2021, and Jennifer has been slinging milk into cheese ever since. In addition to hard cheeses, she makes yogurt by the gallon, softer lactic acid cheeses, butter, and ice cream. Participants can learn even more from Jennifer by subscribing to her YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@jmilkslinger.

You can also check out Jennifer's on-demand workshop, where beginners learn to make 5 kinds of artisan cheese from 1 pot of milk in a single morning.

QUESTIONS? Contact Shenandoah Folk School at info@shenandoahfolkschool.org.

Exploring the Age-Old Craft of Cheesemaking

By Shenandoah Folk School

Exploring the Age-Old Craft of Cheesemaking

Facilitated by Jennifer Murch