Cheese - Pata Cabra
DESCRIPTION
Translated as "goat's leg", each of these brick-shaped, washed rind cheese is hand-made by Julian Cidraque in northeastern Spain. Aged for 2 months, this cheese ripens from the outside in so slightly gooey near the rind and crumbly towards the core. With a pungent aroma, a flavor reminiscent of hay and citrus and natural rind that ranges from a brown to reddish hue, this delicacy stands out on any cheese board.
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ORIGIN
Spain
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MILK TYPE
Goat
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RAW MILK OR PASTEURIZED?
Pasteurized
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STORAGE TIPS
Refrigerate preferably in its own drawer close to where most of the produce is kept. After each time that you slice the cheese, re-wrap it with fresh plastic wrap to extend the shelf life. While some chefs will freeze a slice of blue and then grate it over a salad before serving, Chef's Mandala doesn't recommend freezing cheeses in general.
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PEOPLE WHO PURCHASED THIS ALSO PURCHASED
- Cheese Plate
- By Cheese Type - St. Agur or Cashel Blue and Delice de Bourgogne
- By Origin - Mahon and Manchego Reserve
- Pairings - a glass of Rioja, cider or crisp white wine, membrillo or fig jam, fresh peaches or plums and even seared eggplant!
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SUBSTITUTES
La Bonde d'Antan or Humboldt Fog
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INGREDIENTS
Pasteurized goat milk, salt, rennet, calcium chloride, cheese culture
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Cheese - Pata Cabra
Cheese - Pata Cabra
DESCRIPTION
Translated as "goat's leg", each of these brick-shaped, washed rind cheese is hand-made by Julian Cidraque in northeastern Spain. Aged for 2 months, this cheese ripens from the outside in so slightly gooey near the rind and crumbly towards the core. With a pungent aroma, a flavor reminiscent of hay and citrus and natural rind that ranges from a brown to reddish hue, this delicacy stands out on any cheese board.
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ORIGIN
Spain
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MILK TYPE
Goat
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RAW MILK OR PASTEURIZED?
Pasteurized
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STORAGE TIPS
Refrigerate preferably in its own drawer close to where most of the produce is kept. After each time that you slice the cheese, re-wrap it with fresh plastic wrap to extend the shelf life. While some chefs will freeze a slice of blue and then grate it over a salad before serving, Chef's Mandala doesn't recommend freezing cheeses in general.
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PEOPLE WHO PURCHASED THIS ALSO PURCHASED
- Cheese Plate
- By Cheese Type - St. Agur or Cashel Blue and Delice de Bourgogne
- By Origin - Mahon and Manchego Reserve
- Pairings - a glass of Rioja, cider or crisp white wine, membrillo or fig jam, fresh peaches or plums and even seared eggplant!
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SUBSTITUTES
La Bonde d'Antan or Humboldt Fog
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INGREDIENTS
Pasteurized goat milk, salt, rennet, calcium chloride, cheese culture
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DESCRIPTION
Translated as "goat's leg", each of these brick-shaped, washed rind cheese is hand-made by Julian Cidraque in northeastern Spain. Aged for 2 months, this cheese ripens from the outside in so slightly gooey near the rind and crumbly towards the core. With a pungent aroma, a flavor reminiscent of hay and citrus and natural rind that ranges from a brown to reddish hue, this delicacy stands out on any cheese board.
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ORIGIN
Spain
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MILK TYPE
Goat
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RAW MILK OR PASTEURIZED?
Pasteurized
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STORAGE TIPS
Refrigerate preferably in its own drawer close to where most of the produce is kept. After each time that you slice the cheese, re-wrap it with fresh plastic wrap to extend the shelf life. While some chefs will freeze a slice of blue and then grate it over a salad before serving, Chef's Mandala doesn't recommend freezing cheeses in general.
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PEOPLE WHO PURCHASED THIS ALSO PURCHASED
- Cheese Plate
- By Cheese Type - St. Agur or Cashel Blue and Delice de Bourgogne
- By Origin - Mahon and Manchego Reserve
- Pairings - a glass of Rioja, cider or crisp white wine, membrillo or fig jam, fresh peaches or plums and even seared eggplant!
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SUBSTITUTES
La Bonde d'Antan or Humboldt Fog
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INGREDIENTS
Pasteurized goat milk, salt, rennet, calcium chloride, cheese culture






















