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Manchego

[mahn-chey-goh, man‐]

noun

  1. a semihard, pale yellow or ivory-colored cheese made in Spain from sheep’s milk.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of Manchego1

First recorded in 1910–15; from Spanish (queso) manchego “(cheese) of La Mancha ( def. )
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Manchego is a personal favorite that shines in dessert contexts, and the same goes for aged gouda or even fontina.

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Or build a composed salad on top of it — say, a swoop of purée topped with Little Gem, toasted pistachios, shards of Manchego and morsels of dried cherries.

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Cheese: Parmigiano-Reggiano is classic, but try Manchego or Pecorino for a funkier edge.

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She loved them all: her own marinated chèvres, “velvety smooth” St. Loup goat Camembert, smoked chipotle Manchego from Quillisascut Farm.

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You can whip up a batch of Manchego cheese crackers for friends as you play, or cater a bigger dinner party with the Great Hall Rack of Lamb.

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