The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
page 366 of 464 (78%)
page 366 of 464 (78%)
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Cheddar type; smooth; hard rind; rich but delicate in flavor. Small
size, ten to twelve pounds; named for its locale. Nostrale _Northwest Italy_ An ancient-of-days variety of which there are two kinds: I. _Formaggio Duro:_ hard, as its name says, made in the spring when the cows are in the valley. II. _Formaggio Tenero:_ soft and richer, summer-made with milk from lush mountain-grazing. Notruschki (cheese bread) _Russia_ Made with Tworog cheese and widely popular. Nova Scotia Smoked _U.S.A._ The name must mean that the cheese was smoked in the Nova Scotia manner, for it is smoked mostly in New York City, like sturgeon, to give the luxurious flavor. Nuworld _U.S.A._ This semisoft newcomer arrived about 1954 and is advertised as a brand-new variety. It is made in the Midwest and packed in small, heavily waxed portions to preserve all of its fine, full aroma and |
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