The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
page 320 of 464 (68%)
page 320 of 464 (68%)
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_Germany_
Eaten best when old, with butter, or in the North, with dripping. Holstein Health, or Holsteiner Gesundheitkäse _Germany_ Sour-milk curd pressed hard and then cooked in a tin kettle with a little cream and salt. When mixed and melted it is poured into half-pound molds and cooled. Holstein Skim Milk or Holstein Magerkäse _Germany_ Skim-milker colored with saffron. Its name, "thin cheese," tells all. Hop, Hopfen _Germany_ Small, one inch by 2-1/2 inches, packed in hops to ripen. An ideal beer cheese, loaded with lupulin. Hopi _U.S.A._ Hard; goat; brittle; sharp; supposed to have been made first by the Hopi Indians out west where it's still at home. Horner's _England_ |
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