Cheese (Global Edible Series) By Andrew Dalby

Embark on a flavorful journey through the history of cheese, from its prehistoric origins to its modern resurgence. This book offers a concise and authoritative exploration of cheese’s invention, its cultural significance, and its evolution over time. Discover the ancient varieties of cheese, the luxurious offerings of classical Rome, and the medieval wisdom for discerning quality cheese. Delve into the fascinating tale of a novelist who saved his Parmesan from the Great Fire of London and learn how cheese influenced early global trade. With engaging facts, anecdotes, and images, along with historic recipes, this book is a delightful treat for cheese enthusiasts.

Why You Should Read?

1. Uncover the origins and evolution of cheese, from its prehistoric beginnings to its role in modern cuisine.
2. Explore the cultural and historical significance of cheese, including its luxury status in classical Rome and its impact on global trade.
3. Enjoy entertaining anecdotes and fascinating stories, such as the novelist who rescued his Parmesan during the Great Fire of London.
4. Discover a selection of historic cheese recipes, perfect for those who appreciate the diverse flavors of stinky Stilton, salty pecorino, and creamy paneer.
5. Gain insights into the challenges cheese faces in today’s globalized and sterilized food landscape, and the question of whether real cheese can endure.