The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
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page 243 of 464 (52%)
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Brittle _see_ Greek Cashera, Italian Ricotta, Turkish Rarush Durmar, and U.S. Hopi. Brizecon _Savoy, France_ Imitation Reblochon made in the same Savoy province. Broccio, or le Brocconis _Corsica, France_ Soft, sour sheep milk or goat, like Bricotta and a first cousin to Italian Chiavari. Cream white, slightly salty; eaten fresh in Paris, where it is as popular as on its home island. Sometimes salted and half-dried, or made into little cakes with rum and sugar. Made and eaten all year. Broodkaas _Holland_ Hard, flat, nutty. Brousses de la Vézubie, les _Nice, France_ Small; sheep; long narrow bar shape, served either with powdered sugar or salt, pepper and chopped chives. Made in Vézubie. Brussels or Bruxelles |
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