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Lifestyle
The Cheese Course: Parmigiano-Reggiano: One of the world's best cheesesPublished 08/27/08
Giovanni, a native of Emilia-Romagna, has been making Parmigiano-Reggiano his entire life and still holds his breath every time a Consortium official judges his cheese.
Stacey Adams-Zier - For The Capital
When buying parmesan, only buy fresh, uneven cuts with a small rind preferably straight from the wheel adn look for an even straw-colored hue with white specks and not hard, dark and oily paste.I've never witnessed such suspense as the cheese-tester tapped the firm golden rind with his percussion hammer and listened carefully to the way the crust took the blows. Piercing through the firm outer layer with a thin, screw-like needle he extracted a minute sample to examine the paste for resistance, aroma and texture. It was like watching a doctor perform a thorough physical on an important patient and scribbling notes without uttering a word until he...
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