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California Telere

Teleme: Franklin’s Edition


Teleme is one of California’s oldest and most legendary cheeses…and there’s only one man who still makes it.

Illustration of a hand holding a paint roller applying a rainbow of cheese-inspired colors

Ruminations: 50 Shades of Cheese


Choosing the perfect shade paint inspires a trip to the cheese counter for mouth-watering color inspiration

In Season: Rhubarb


Historically used for its medicinal qualities, rhubarb mainly stars in pastries these days. Add it to pies and tarts for a delicious tang.

Pregnancy Manchego

Ruminations: What to Expect When You’re Expecting Manchego


Pregnancy requires moderation in many things…caffeine, alcohol, plane rides. Thankfully, buttery, creamy Manchego is there to soothe the cravings.

Voicings: Mateo Kehler


We caught up with Mateo Kehler, co-owner of the award-winning Jasper Hill Farm, to talk science and delicious wedges and wheels.

Cheese Goals: Perfect Your Pull


Expert advice on achieving that picture-perfect grilled cheese pull

Cheese Goals 2019: Eat Cheesier Ice Cream


Put cheese and ice cream together for some salty-sweet magic.

We’re In Love with Short Stack Editions Cookbooks


If your New Year’s resolution involves de-cluttering, consider replacing hefty cookbooks with these compact editions.