The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
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page 358 of 464 (77%)
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_Brittany, France_
A celebrated cheese of Brittany. Montavoner _Austria_ Sour and sometimes sweet milk, made tasty with dried herbs of the _Achittea_ family. Mont Blanc _France_ An Alpine cheese. Mont Cenis _Southeastern France_ Usually made of all three available milks, cow, goat and sheep; it is semihard and blue-veined like the other Roquefort imitations, Gex and Septmoncel. Primitive methods are still used in the making and sometimes the ripening is done by _penicillium_ introduced in moldy bread. Large rounds, eighteen by six to eight inches, weighing twenty-five pounds. Mont-des-Cats _French Flanders_ Trappist monk-made Port-Salut. Montdidier |
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