The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
page 363 of 464 (78%)
page 363 of 464 (78%)
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season, beginning in April, and a somewhat different flavor from anise
seed. Often, instead of putting the seeds inside, a dish of caraway is served with the cheese for those who like to flavor to taste. In Alsace, Münster is made plain and also under the name of Münster au Cumin because of the caraway. American imitations are much milder and marketed much younger. They are supposed to blend the taste of Brick and Limburger; maybe they do. Mustard _U.S.A._ A processed domestic, Gruyère type. Myjithra Imitated with goat's milk in Southern Colorado. Mysost, Mytost _Scandinavia_ Made in all Scandinavian countries and imitated in the U.S.A. A whey cheese, buttery, mild and sweetish with a caramel color all through, instead of the heavy chocolate or dark tobacco shade of Gjetost. Frimost is a local name for it. The American imitations are cylindrical and wrapped in tin foil. N |
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