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Cheeses

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By Jeremy Round

Published 1988

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Fine cheeses, eating well this month include Caerphilly, Sariette – a white, cow’s milk cheese covered with the herb savory – and smelly Epoisses from Burgundy with its shiny brick-coloured rind.
Notices will now be going up in cheese shop windows all over France, ‘Le Vâcherin est arrivé’. This Franco-Swiss queen of the winter cheeseboards, made with very rich milk, comes encircled by a strip of sappy wood in a box. The bottom of the cheese sticks to the box and the top rind is an undulating orangey mattress. All this makes for extreme difficulty when serving.

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