The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
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Similar to Gorgonzola, made in Bergamo. Cambrai _see_ Boulette. Cambridge, or York _England_ Soft; fresh; creamy; tangy. The curd is quickly made in one hour and dipped into molds without cutting to ripen for eating in thirty hours. Camembert _see_ Chapter 3. "Camembert" _Germany, U.S. & elsewhere_ A West German imitation that comes in a cute little heart-shaped box which nevertheless doesn't make it any more like the Camembert _véritable_ of Normandy. Camosun _U.S.A._ Semisoft; open-textured, resembling Monterey. Drained curd is pressed in hoops, cheese is salted in brine for thirty hours, then coated with paraffin and cured for one to three months in humid room at 50° to 60° F. Canadian Club _see_ Cheddar Club. |
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