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One Cheese Five Ways: Mozzarella
Written and photographed by Derek Bissonnette Fresh mozzarella is a non-aged, semi-soft, rindless cheese (try saying that five times fast!), typically made with cow’s milk in the United States, but it can also be made with goat, sheep, and buffalo’s milk (the latter used most in Italy). Mozzarella stretches and melts beautifully, is available in […]
One Cheese Five Ways: Goat Brie
Goat Brie is the secret ingredient we’re adding to all our summer meals. Get five creative recipes using this delicious cheese.
One Cheese Five Ways: Feta
The Greeks have been enjoying feta as a dietary staple for centuries, and the cheese is twirled into their lore and legend. Mythological tales claim the gods sent Apollo’s son Aristaios to teach Greeks the art of cheesemaking. It even garnered a mention in Homer’s epic poem, The Odyssey. “When half of the snow-white milk […]
One Cheese Five Ways: Appenzeller
Produced in accordance with a 700-year-old, well-guarded recipe, this delightfully nutty Alpine cheese is a crowd-pleaser. Appenzeller is made in the northeast mountain region of Switzerland by just three dairy cooperatives, using the milk of Brown Swiss cows from 60 small dairy farms in the region. The wheels are hand-washed with an herbal brine and […]
One Cheese Five Ways: Clothbound Cheddar
Photographed and written by Jenny Bravo Clothbound cheddar is a cheddared cheese that, as the name suggests, has been wrapped with cotton cloth; a material that releases just enough moisture as the cheese ages to produce a firm rind and crumbly texture. It has long been thought that the method comes from the UK, although […]
One Cheese Five Ways: Camembert
Take the iconic French wheel from the cheeseboard to the table Photographed by Jenny Bravo According to well-established legend, camembert was invented in 1791 by Marie Harel of Normandy, France. Harel was taught cheesemaking techniques by a priest from Brie, which perhaps accounts for the similarities between the two popular cheeses. However, the cheesemaking process […]
One Cheese Five Ways: Fontina
Nutty and sweet, fontina matches up well with a variety of winter dishes.
One Cheese, Five Ways: Cool and Classic Chèvre
While always delicious in a leafy green salad, don’t underestimate the ways in which fresh chèvre can elevate your cooking and baking.
One Cheese, Five Ways: Stilton
Stilton’s dense creamy texture crumbles into butter-like curds that can be enjoyed solo or melted into a dish for a distinctive taste.
One Cheese, Five Ways: Hola, Manchego!
Welcome this nutty sheep’s milk cheese to your table for a taste of Spain.
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One Cheese Five Ways: Mozzarella
Written and photographed by Derek Bissonnette Fresh mozzarella is a non-aged, semi-soft, rindless cheese (try saying that five times fast!), typically made with cow’s milk in the United States, but it can also be made with goat, sheep, and buffalo’s milk (the latter used most in Italy). Mozzarella stretches and melts beautifully, is available in […]
One Cheese Five Ways: Goat Brie
Goat Brie is the secret ingredient we’re adding to all our summer meals. Get five creative recipes using this delicious cheese.
One Cheese Five Ways: Feta
The Greeks have been enjoying feta as a dietary staple for centuries, and the cheese is twirled into their lore and legend. Mythological tales claim the gods sent Apollo’s son Aristaios to teach Greeks the art of cheesemaking. It even garnered a mention in Homer’s epic poem, The Odyssey. “When half of the snow-white milk […]
One Cheese Five Ways: Appenzeller
Produced in accordance with a 700-year-old, well-guarded recipe, this delightfully nutty Alpine cheese is a crowd-pleaser. Appenzeller is made in the northeast mountain region of Switzerland by just three dairy cooperatives, using the milk of Brown Swiss cows from 60 small dairy farms in the region. The wheels are hand-washed with an herbal brine and […]
One Cheese Five Ways: Clothbound Cheddar
Photographed and written by Jenny Bravo Clothbound cheddar is a cheddared cheese that, as the name suggests, has been wrapped with cotton cloth; a material that releases just enough moisture as the cheese ages to produce a firm rind and crumbly texture. It has long been thought that the method comes from the UK, although […]
One Cheese Five Ways: Camembert
Take the iconic French wheel from the cheeseboard to the table Photographed by Jenny Bravo According to well-established legend, camembert was invented in 1791 by Marie Harel of Normandy, France. Harel was taught cheesemaking techniques by a priest from Brie, which perhaps accounts for the similarities between the two popular cheeses. However, the cheesemaking process […]
One Cheese Five Ways: Fontina
Nutty and sweet, fontina matches up well with a variety of winter dishes.
One Cheese, Five Ways: Cool and Classic Chèvre
While always delicious in a leafy green salad, don’t underestimate the ways in which fresh chèvre can elevate your cooking and baking.
One Cheese, Five Ways: Stilton
Stilton’s dense creamy texture crumbles into butter-like curds that can be enjoyed solo or melted into a dish for a distinctive taste.
One Cheese, Five Ways: Hola, Manchego!
Welcome this nutty sheep’s milk cheese to your table for a taste of Spain.
