The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
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page 276 of 464 (59%)
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where it has drained for several days:
I. It is salted and turned frequently until very dry and hard. II. It is ripened by placing in tightly closed mold, lined with straw. This softens, flavors, and turns it golden-yellow. (_See_ Hay or Fromage de Foin.) Creusois, or Guéret _Limousin, France_ Season, October to June. Croissant Demi-sel _France_ Soft, double cream, semisalty. All year. Crottin de Chavignol _Berry, France_ Semihard; goat's milk; small; lightly salted; mellow. In season April to December. The name is not exactly complimentary. Crowdie, or Cruddy butter _Scotland_ Named from the combination of fresh sweet milk curds pressed together with fresh butter. A popular breakfast food in Inverness and the Ross Shires. When kept for months it develops a high flavor. A similar curd and butter is made by Arabs and stored in vats, the same as in India, the land of ghee, where there's no refrigeration. |
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