Gooey, savory cheese
Local cheesemakers; a ricotta recipe; cheeses raw, pimento and paired; more
Matt Lardie, Jessi Stockton and Dan Skold at Hillsborough Cheese Company talk about pulling mozzarella, shaping chevre and the stink of blue cheese.
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- Photo by Jeremy M. Lange
- A yummy grilled cheese and tomato sandwich. The model graciously ate four to make sure the shot was just right.
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