The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
page 290 of 464 (62%)
page 290 of 464 (62%)
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_Graubünden, Switzerland_
Semihard; mild; tangy-sweet. English Dairy _England and U.S.A._ Extra-hard, crumbly and sharp. Resembles Cheddar and has long been imitated in the States, chiefly as a cooking cheese. Entrechaux, le Cachat d' _see_ Cachat. Epoisses, Fromage d' _Côte d'Or, Upper Burgundy, France_ Soft, small cylinder with flattened end, about five inches across. The season is from November to July. Equally proud of their wine and cheese, the Burgundians marry white wine or _marc_ to d'Epoisses in making _confits_ with that name. Erbo _Italy_ Similar to Gorgonzola. The Galvani cheesemakers of Italy who put out both Bel Paese and Taleggio also export Erbo to our shores. Erce _Languedoc, France_ Soft, smooth and sharp. A winter cheese in season only from November |
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