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Hard and Semi-Hard Cheeses

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A Passion for Cheese

By Paul Gayler

Published 1997

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Hard cheeses are ones that have been heavily pressed to give them a dense texture. The hardest include the extra-firm Italian grana cheeses, of which Parmigiano Reggiano, commonly known as Parmesan, is the most highly esteemed. Wonderful for grating, the grana cheeses also include grana padana and pecorino Romano, which is made from sheep’s milk.

At the softer end of the range are the semi-hard cheeses, which include Tilsit, Danbo, Samsoe, Manchego, California’s Monterey Jack, and Lancashire - of which the finest is probably Kirkham’s Lancashire, one of my favourite cheeses.

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