cheese

Kitchen Alchemy

Blowing Up Cheese With Nitrous Oxide

The Kitchen Alchemy crew turns earthbound cheese into an airy delight

Foamed Brie with Blackberries:  Aki Kamozawa and H. Alexander Talbot

Foams are everywhere in nature, and widely used in industrial processes as well. Inevitably, innovators in the culinary realm, hungry for inspiration, have made foams part of their palette as well.

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The State of Dairy-Free Cheese

A deliciously meltable vegan alternative, or a cruel mockery?


Dear EarthTalk: My body doesn't tolerate cheese well. Are there dairy-free cheeses that will be easier on my constitution and better for the environment, too? -- Steve Sullivan, Seattle, WA

With some 30 to 50 million Americans suffering from various degrees of lactose intolerance, and an estimated three million of us now eating animal-free (vegan) diets for humane, environmental, and/or health reasons, the production of alternatives to dairy products has started to become big business.

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How About Some Yak Cheese With That Turkey Sandwich?

A study identifies potential health benefits of the Himalayan treat

Move over cheddar. Its time for something hairier…er, healthier. Researchers in Nepal and Canada are reporting [PDF] that yak cheese has higher levels of several healthy fatty acids than the stuff derived from dairy cattle.

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