The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
page 305 of 464 (65%)
page 305 of 464 (65%)
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Fromages de Chèvre
_Orléanais, France_ Small, dried goat-milkers. Frühstück Also known as breakfast and lunch cheese. Small rounds two-and-a-half to three inches in diameter. Limburger type. Cheeses on which many Germans and Americans break their fast. Ftinoporino _Macedonia, Greece_ Sheep's-milker similar to Brinza. G Gaiskäsli _Germany and Switzerland_ A general name for goat's milk cheese. Usually a small cylinder three inches in diameter and an inch-and-a-half thick, weighing up to a half pound. In making, the curds are set on a straw mat in molds, for the whey to run away. They are salted and turned after two days to salt the other side. They ripen in three weeks with a very pleasing flavor. Gammelost _Norway_ |
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