The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
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page 346 of 464 (74%)
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_German_
Semihard; full cream; round; red outside, yellow within. Weight three pounds. Mainzer Hand _German_ Typical hand cheese, kneaded by hand thoroughly, which makes for quality, pressed into flat cakes by hand, dried for a week, packed in kegs or jars and ripened in the cellar six to eight weeks. As in making bread, the skill in kneading Mainzer makes a worthy craft. Majocchino _Sicily, Italy_ An exceptional variety of the three usual milks mixed together: goat, sheep and cow, flavored with spices and olive oil. A kind of Incanestrato. Malakoff _France_ A form of Neufchâtel about a half inch by two inches, eaten fresh or ripe. Manicamp _French Flanders_ In season from October to July. |
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