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Traditional Cheeses From Selected Regions in Asia, Europe, and South America (Current Developments in Food and Nutrition Research) (en Inglés)
Celile Aylin Oluk; Oya Berkay Karaca (Autor)
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Traditional Cheeses From Selected Regions in Asia, Europe, and South America (Current Developments in Food and Nutrition Research) (en Inglés) - Celile Aylin Oluk; Oya Berkay Karaca
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Reseña del libro "Traditional Cheeses From Selected Regions in Asia, Europe, and South America (Current Developments in Food and Nutrition Research) (en Inglés)"
This book serves as a treatise on lesser known ethnic varieties of cheese made in regions ranging from Mesopotamia to Europe and America. Cheese experts from different countries including Brazil, Croatia, Iran, Macedonia, Montenegro and Turkey bring together a rich blend of information about the traditional cheese in each region. The contributors describe the chemical and microbial characteristics, production technology and artisan culture of cheese making for each local variety. The simple and systematic presentation of the information makes this a useful reference for a wide readership interested in food, dairy technology, and gastronomy, such as producers, consumers, academics and students. The book also represents an effort to bring forth knowledge about a culinary facet of the concrete cultural heritage of local communities which can benefit tourism and sustainability programs that involve the promotion of traditional dairy products. [Series intro]Current Developments in Food and Nutrition Research is a reference series intended for a multidisciplinary readership (researchers, students, and general readers) interested in subjects ranging from food science and technology to nutritional biochemistry and gastronomy.
