The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
page 277 of 464 (59%)
page 277 of 464 (59%)
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Crying Kebbuck F. Marion MacNeill, in _The Scots Kitchen_ says that this was the name of a cheese that used to be part of the Kimmers feast at a lying-in. Cuajada _see_ Venezuela. Cubjac _see_ Cajassou. Cuit _see_ Fromage Cuit. Cumin, Münster au _see_ Münster. Cup _see_ Koppen. Curd _see_ Granular curd, Sweet curd and York curd. Curds and butter _Arabia_ Fresh sweet milk curd and fresh butter are pressed together as in making Crowdie or Cruddy butter in Scotland. The Arabs put this strong mixture away in vats to get it even stronger than East Indian ghee. Curé, Fromage de _see_ Nantais. D |
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