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Jenny Linford, food writer and heroine of the cheese world after her essay on the plight of the UK cheesemaker in Covid went viral, talks all things cheese. Cheese, foods that go with cheese, cheese pairings and more
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Going for Goat!
In partnership with Peter’s Yard petersyard.com - Goat’s milk has long been an important milk for cheesemakers, with goats able to thrive in landscapes unsuited to cows. Cheesemonger Max Melvin, of La Fromagerie in London, talks about French goat’s cheeses and cheesemaker Selina Cairns of Errington Cheese in Scotland talks about working with goat’s milk.
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The Story of Wensleydale
In partnership with Peter’s Yard petersyard.com - Wensleydale is one of Britain’s famous territorial cheeses – made and eaten in Yorkshire for centuries. However, it’s had a troubled history and come close to extinction a number of times. Excitingly, though, recent years have seen a new farmhouse Wensleydales being made in the Yorkshire Dales. To learn about the story of Wensleydale, we talk to Andy Swinscoe of The Courtyard Dairy in Yorkshire, David Lockwood, Managing Director of Neal’s Yard Dairy and Ben Spence of the Curlew Dairy, who together with his wife Sam, is making a farmhouse Wensleydale called Yoredale in the town of Wensley.
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The Latin American Cheese Scene
This week A Slice of Cheese goes on a journey and explores the world of Latin American cheese. Cheese expert Carlos Yescas tells us about the history of cheesemaking in this region, Mexican cheese expert Jessica Fernandez of Mexican Mongers in Mexico City discusses Mexico’s cheeses and how they are used in Mexican cuisine and wholesale cheesemonger John Braga shares his insights into Brazil’s cheese scene.
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Cheese Innovation
In partnership with Peter’s Yard petersyard.com - While we often talk about tradition in the world of cheese, it’s also a place of innovation and creativity. For this episode, Jenny talks to James Rutter, Managing Director of Paxton and Whitfield about innovation in Britain’s cheese scene, dairy farmer David Finlay of Ethical Dairy about his cow with calf approach and Amy Brice of Freshly Ground PR and Cheesemonger James Grant of No. 2 Pound Street about their new collaborative initiative; The Real Cheese Project.
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The Mediterranean Cheese World
In partnership with Peter’s Yard petersyard.com - Cheese has been an important foodstuff in the Mediterranean world for many centuries. For an insight into the region’s cheeses and how they are eaten and enjoyed, we talk to Panos Manuelides, founder and managing director of Odysea, which imports and distributes foods from the Mediterranean, and Turkish food writer Ozlem Warren, whose latest cookbook Sebze celebrates Turkish vegetarian cuisine.
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Baking with Cheese
Cheese is a very useful and versatile ingredient in cooking. For this episode, I look at how we bake with cheese and talk to three wonderful cooks and food writers: Dan Lepard, author of many bestselling baking books including the seminal Short and Sweet, Italian food blogger Stefano Arturi and Catherine Phipps, whose latest cookbook is Modern Pressure Cooking.
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Customer Reviews
Be warned - do not listen to when hungry!
What an amazing podcast. Jenny has a great lineup of experts every episode, love listening to their enthusiastic musings on the cheese they are representing. Personal favourites were episodes on Greek/Cypriot cheeses and the Irish cheeses (totally and utterly biased on the later).