The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
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page 376 of 464 (81%)
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_Pennsylvania, U.S.A_
Cow milk imitation Roquefort, inoculated with _Penicillium Roqueforti_ and ripened in "caverns where nature has duplicated the ideal condition of the cheese-curing caverns of France." So any failure of Penroque to rival real Roquefort is more likely to be the fault of mother cow than mother nature. Pepato _Italy_ Hard; stinging, with whole black peppers that make the lips burn. Fine for fire-eaters. An American imitation is made in Northern Michigan. Persillé de Savoie _Savoie, France_ In season from May to January, flavored with parsley in a manner similar to that of sage in Vermont Cheddar. Petafina, La _Dauphiné, France_ Goat or cow milk mixed together, with yeast of dried cheese added, plus salt and pepper, olive oil, brandy and absinthe. Petit Carré _France_ |
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