The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
page 292 of 464 (62%)
page 292 of 464 (62%)
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_Normandy, France_
Season all year. F Factory Cheddar _U.S.A._ Very Old Factory Cheddar is the trade name for well-aged sharp Cheddar. New Factory is just that--mild, young and tractable--too tractable, in fact. Farm _France_ Known as Ferme; Maigre (thin); Fromage à la Pie (nothing to do with apple pie); and Mou (weak). About the same as our cottage cheese. Farmer _U.S.A._ This is curd only and is nowadays mixed with pepper, lachs, nuts, fruits, almost anything. A very good base for your own fancy spread, or season a slab to fancy and bake it like a hoe cake, but in the oven. Farmhouse _see_ Herrgårdsost. |
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