The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
page 362 of 464 (78%)
page 362 of 464 (78%)
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Ricotta, this is such a popular cheese all over America that it is
imitated widely, and often badly, with a bitter taste. Mozzarella-Affumicata, also called Scamozza _Italy_ Semisoft; smooth; white; bland; un-salted. Put up in pear shapes of about one pound, with tan rind, from smoking. Eaten chiefly sliced, but prized, both fresh and smoked, in true Italian one-dish meals such as Lasagne and Pizza. Mozzarinelli _Italy_ A pet name for a diminutive edition of Mozzarella. Mrsav _see_ Sir Posny. Münster _Germany_ German originally, now made from Colmar, Strassburg and Copenhagen to Milwaukee in all sorts of imitations, both good and bad. Semihard; whole milk; yellow inside, brick-red outside; flavor from mild to strong, depending on age and amount of caraway or anise seed added. Best in winter season, from November to April. Münster is a world-wide classic that doubles for both German and French. Géromé is a standard French type of it, with a little longer |
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