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Parmesan

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The Cooking of the Mediterranean

By Jane Grigson

Published 1991

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Parmesan well-aged, rock-hard cheese. The real thing is stamped ‘Parmigiano Reggiano’ all over the rind. Not as expensive as it seems, as it is used in small quantities and keeps well. Avoid grated parmesan. The only substitute is well-aged pecorino from Sardinia, a sheep’s milk cheese of an equivalent pungency.

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