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Pearl River Co creamery finds faithful following
A father and two brothers from Lumberton began processing their own milk instead of selling to a processor in hopes of keeping their dairy farm afloat.
Cornwall farm touting goat's milk cheeses
Dan Jones and Talitha Thurau shape soft goat's milk cheese into patties at Edgwick Farm in Cornwall.
From cow to consumerSecaucus company makes a lotta mutz
Since 1993, Victor Paparazzo has been making the "mutz." His Secaucus company churns out 40,000 pounds of cheese per day and supplies pizzerias and stores from coast to coast.
Travel News: Travel: A gastronomic tour of Mallorca
Take a gastronomic tour of Mallorca and you'll find everything from centuries old culinary traditions to the island's newest Michelin chef, as Margaret O'Reilly discovered They've been making ensaimades, traditional Mallorcan pastries, for 450 years in the tiny backstreet bakery of Ca' Miquel in Palma.
A great turnout Friday for the Boys & Girls Club's biggest fundraiser of the year! Friday night marked the 23rd annual "Taste of Wine and Cheese Festival". The event was held at the Radisson Hotel in Green Bay.
Fine new French Brie made for American market
Many brands and types of Brie jostle for space at American cheese counters, but a discriminating French shopper would probably disdain most of them.
Cheeseboard | Old school, new school
Cheese, in some way, is part of all of our lives. From the pungent aromas of a bold bleu to the delicacy of a fresh farm I have a long-term love affair with cheese, a relationship that's been aged and cultivated over the course of my life.
NJ Center for the Book and Monmouth County Library host Food for Thought
Chef David Burke of David Burke Fromagerie in Rumson is the featured speaker at "Food for thought...What's on Your Plate?" at the Monmouth County Library Headquarters in Manalapan on March 4. / Courtesy of David Burke Come celebrate all the roles food plays in our lives! The New Jersey Center for the Book and the Monmouth County Library are pleased ... (more)
Processor hits back as Russia stokes Ukrainian cheese war
Russia announced on Tuesday that it had banned cheese imports from Ukraine's three largest cheese producers due to the presence of vegetable oils, but one processor has hit back at the ban, while reports suggest the move could reflect higher political stakes.
Diner's Journal Blog: Weekend Fare
The Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 1000 Washington Avenue , in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, celebrates its vast orchid collection on Friday night from 8 p.m. to midnight with Latin music and tropical food and drinks from local restaurants.
4. Aphrodisiac cheese on sale in Dorset is like 'natural Viagra'
West Dorset cheesemaker Ford Farm has launched its latest offering called Swoon - a Wensleydale cheese combined with figs and honey, ingredients recognised to have natural aphrodisiac qualities.
After years of searching, East End finds a tasty place
If corporations are people, as Mitt Romney has famously proposed, then I'm pretty sure I've discovered a business that has suffered from a multiple personality disorder for the past 10 years.
DO Try This at Home: Mascarpone Cheese
Think you could never make cheese at home? Think again. I just did, and it didn't require a milk cow, a churn, a cave for aging, or any special equipment other than an an instant read thermometer.
2012 Spring farm and homestead classes
Michigan winters are a good time to catch up on your knowledge of homestead topics, explore new ideas and learn new skills.
Butter & Cheese Production in the UK - Industry Market Research...
It excludes the manufacture of non-dairy cheese substitutes, which are classified under C10.890.This report covers the scope, size, disposition and growth of the industry including the key sensitivities and success factors.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Two years ago dairy farmers Andy and Matt Jackman moved their family and their Aussie Red cows across the water from northern Victoria to Tasmania.
Food for Thought: Class teaches how to live gluten free
If wheat and wheat products set your digestion churning, discover how to go gluten free at a Feb.
Five Things You Need To Know: Feb. 8
Today is Wednesday, Feb. 8. Here are five things you need to know. Cheese Making? Today at 3 p.m., the Curious About Cuisine group holds its monthly meeting at the Lynnfield Library.
Food, wine pairings can delight couples
Dave DeSimone is a member of the American Wine Society. He can be heard daily on KQV Radio with the Wine Cellar reports.
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