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Janet Hurst

Janet Hurst is a writer, researcher and cheesemaker. She studied cheesemaking at the Vermont Institute of Artisan Cheese and the University of Guelph, Canada, as well as at small farms in Israel. She is the author of Homemade Cheese and blogs at In Pursuit of Cheese.

Recipes and Stories by Janet Hurst

  • Brie

    Sometimes brie is known as the queen of cheese. Brie is one of the classic French cheeses, white mold-ripened and lovely.
  • Chèvre

    We will begin with a simple, fresh cheese, chèvre, which is one of the most basic of cheeses and a classic from France. Chèvre is only made from goat milk, so make an acquaintance with your local goat farmer. Chèvre is French for “goat.” According to my French auntie, Elaine, the proper pronunciation is “chev.”
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