The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
page 338 of 464 (72%)
page 338 of 464 (72%)
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LeGuéyin _Lorraine, France_ Half-dried; small; salted; peppered and sharp. The salt _and_ pepper make it unusual, though not as peppery as Italian Pepato. Leicester _England_ Hard; shallow; flat millstone of Cheddar-like cheese weighing forty pounds. Dark orange and mild to red and strong, according to age. With Wiltshire and Warwickshire it belongs to the Derbyshire type. An ancient saying is: "Leicester cheese and water cress were just made for each other." Leidsche Kaas _see_ Leyden. Leonessa A kind of Pecorino. Leroy _U.S.A._ Notable because it's a natural cheese in a mob of modern processed. Lerroux _France_ |
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