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Cheshire cheese noun[ U ] uk /ˌtʃeʃ.ə ˈtʃiːz/ us /ˌtʃeʃ.ɚ ˈtʃiːz/ a hard cow's milk cheese, usually pale yellow in colour, that breaks into pieces easily, originally made in northwest England: a leek and Cheshire cheese tart Season with black pepper, then scatter the crumbled Cheshire cheese over the top. Top each pastry disc with spinach, then onion, and sprinkle over the grated Cheshire cheese. In some recipes, the Cheshire cheese is added to the pastry. In the starter, the warm pumpkin and toasted pine nuts complemented the Cheshire cheese perfectly. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Cheese American cheese Asiago blue cheese Brie burrata cream cheese crowdie curd cheese Double Gloucester Dunlop jack cheese Limburger manchego mascarpone Monterey Jack raclette Reblochon ricotta Romano Roquefort |