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- noun Alternative form of
Reblochon .
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Examples
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Over the past decade, as manufacturers of the world salivate over India's potentially lucrative burgeoning middle class, we find we're not just expected to pronounce 'reblochon', but also (gulp) eat it.
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The French reblochon, with its soft texture and beige color, is a rich cheese made from the second milking of the day, when the cow's milk has a higher fat content.
Making merry in May: Mexico's National Cheese and Wine Festival
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The French reblochon, with its soft texture and beige color, is a rich cheese made from the second milking of the day, when the cow's milk has a higher fat content.
Making merry in May: Mexico's National Cheese and Wine Festival
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In a gleaming kitchen at a technical college on the northern outskirts of Paris, Kébire is chopping bacon for the dish she is preparing: tarte savoyarde au reblochon.
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-- Cut the reblochon cheese lengthwise and put both halves atop the casserole to melt.
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-Cut the reblochon cheese lengthwise and put both halves atop the casserole to melt.
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The other cheese beloved in Savoie, the smelly, oozing reblochon, is the star of a Savoyard specialty: the famous tartiflette.
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It's the classic potato gratin flecked with onions and bacon, and draped with melted reblochon.
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-- Cut the reblochon cheese lengthwise and put both halves atop the casserole to melt.
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-- Cut the reblochon cheese lengthwise and put both halves atop the casserole to melt.
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