The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
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_France_
A fresh cream. Mont d'or, le, or Mont Dore _Lyonnais, France_ Soft; whole milk; originally goat, now cow; made throughout the Rhone Valley. Fat, golden-yellow and "relished by financiers" according to Victor Meusy. Between Brie and Pont l'Evêque but more delicate than either, though not effeminate. Alpin and Riola are similar. The best is still turned out at Mont d'Or, with runners-up in St. Cyr and St. Didier. Montavoner _Austria_ A sour-milker made fragrant with herbs added to the curd. Monterey _Mexico_ Hard; sharp; perhaps inspired by Montery Jack that's made in California and along the Mexican border. Monterey Jack _see_ Chapter 4. Monthéry _Seine-et-Oise, France_ |
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