The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
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page 382 of 464 (82%)
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Pont l'Evêque
Characterized as a classic French _fromage_ "with Huge-like Romanticism." (_See_ Chapter 3.) An imported brand is called "The Inquisitive Cow." Poona _U.S.A._ Semisoft; mellow; New York Stater of distinctive flavor. Sold in two-pound packs, to be kept four or five hours at room temperature before serving. Port-Salut, Port du Salut _see_ Chapter 3. Port, Blue Links _U.S.A._ "Blue" flavored with red port and put up in pseudo-sausage links. Pot cheese _U.S.A._ Cottage cheese with a dry curd, not creamed. An old English favorite for fruited cheese cakes with perfumed plums, lemons, almonds and macaroons. In Ireland it was used in connection with the sheep-shearing ceremonies, although itself a common cow curd. Pennsylvania pot cheese is cooked. Potato |
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