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cheese cheese
cheese food known from ancient times and consisting of the curd of milk separated from the whey. The Production of Cheese The milk of various animals has been used in the making of cheese: the milk of mares and goats by the ancient Greeks, camel's milk by the early Egyptians, and reindeer's milk... Read more
Neuchatel Neuchatel
Neuchâtel , Ger. Neuenburg, canton (1993 pop. 162,600), 309 sq mi (800 sq km), NW Switzerland, in the Jura Mts. It is a forested region with pastures. Cattle are raised, and cheese and wine are produced. Watches, mainly manufactured at Le Locle and La Chaux-de-Fonds , have been an... Read more
Cheddar Cheddar
Cheddar epithet of a cheese named after a Somerset village. XVII.... Read more
Edam Edam
Edam , town (1994 pop. 25,640), North Holland prov., N central Netherlands, on IJsselmeer lake; chartered 1357. It is a picturesque town that attracts many tourists. Edam is noted for its cheese.... Read more
Jura (mountain range) Jura (mountain range)
Jura , mountain range, part of the Alpine system, E France and NW Switzerland, occupying parts of the French region of Franche-Comté and the Swiss cantons of Vaud, Neuchâtel, Bern, Solothurn, and Basel. It extends in narrow, parallel ridges c.160 mi (260 km) from the Rhine River at... Read more
curd curd
curd The solid component produced by the coagulation of milk during the manufacture of cheese. After being pasteurized, milk is cooled down and a culture of lactic acid bacteria is added to ferment the milk sugar, lactose, to lactic acid. The resulting decrease in pH causes casein, a milk protein,... Read more
tyramine tyramine
tyramine A biologically active amine, derived from tyrosine, that mimics the effects of adrenaline, causing increased heart activity and raising blood pressure. It occurs naturally in body tissues and can also be found in ergot, mistletoe, putrefied animal tissue, and cheese. Certain antidepressant... Read more
Quercy Quercy
Quercy , region and former county, SW France, now divided between Lot and Tarn-et-Garonne depts. Cahors is the chief city. It consists of arid limestone plateaus (causses), cut by fertile valleys of the Lot, Dordogne, and Aveyron rivers. Sheep raising is the chief activity in the causses; the famous... Read more
Lucille Farms Inc Lucille Farms Inc
Lucille Farms, Inc. 150 River RoadMontville, New Jersey 07045U.S.A.Telephone (973) 334-6030Toll Free: (800) 654-6844Fax: (973) 402-6361Web site: http://www.lucille-farms.com Public CompanyIncorporated: 1976Employees: 106Sales: $41.4 million (2001)Stock Exchanges: NASDAQTicker Symbol:... Read more
Belleville Belleville
Belleville city (1991 pop. 37,243), SE Ont., Canada, on Lake Ontario. Machinery, automotive accessories, optical lenses, and cheddar cheese are made there. Belleville is the seat of Albert College and the Ontario School for the Deaf.... Read more

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JT students taste culture of France
Newspaper article from: The Herald News - Joliet (IL) ...Remember the goat cheese?" Ubaldo asked...holding." "Oooooh, now I remember...about the unit on French cuisine that includedtasting...belong to the French Club that promotes French culture. Some...culture. The main course will open a whole...
Xiomara. (Pasadena, California)
Magazine article from: Latin Beat Magazine ...expertise was decidedly French. His influence lingers...California influence, of course), appetizers range...Green or Crispy Goat Cheese Salad, to pleasing...that persistent French influence, again...makes your lips go oooooh and your taste buds...
Fantasy seldom meets reality in new book, film.(News)
Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald ...not exactly a recommended course of action. But it may...stubble-faced Bohemian French lover who doodles on their...red soccer mom's ear. Oooooh, la, la! Says Walden...perfecting your mac' and cheese - could it be redirected...

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