The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
page 336 of 464 (72%)
page 336 of 464 (72%)
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Semihard; fermented whole milk; farm-made; full-flavored, high-smelling Limburger type, similar to Maroilles. Ancient of days, said to have been made since the time of the Merovingian kings. Cylindrical, five by eight inches, they weigh one and a half to two pounds. Consumed mostly at home. Lapland _Lapland_ Reindeer milk. Resembles hard Swiss. Of unusual shape, both round and flat, so a cross-section looks like a dumbbell with angular ends. Laredo _Mexico_ Soft; creamy; mellow, made and named after the North Mexico city. Larron _France_ A kind of Maroilles. Latticini _Italy_ Trade name for a soft, water-buffalo product as creamy as Camembert. Laumes, les _Burgundy, France_ |
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