The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
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page 256 of 464 (55%)
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Available all year. _See_ la Cendrée.
Cendré de la Brie _Ile-de-France, France_ Fall and winter Brie cured under the ashes, season September to May. Cendré Champenois or Cendré des Riceys _Aube & Marne, France_ Made and eaten from September to June, and ripened under the ashes. Cendré Olivet _see_ Olivet. Cenis _see_ Mont Cenis. Certoso Stracchino _Italy, near Milan_ A variety of Stracchino named after the Carthusian friars who have made it for donkey's years. It is milder and softer and creamier than the Taleggio because it's made of cow instead of goat milk, but it has less distinction for the same reason. Ceva _Italy_ Soft veteran of Roman times named from its town near Turin. Chabichou |
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