Mix until well blended.
Brown and white marbled cheese.
Heat butter and chocolate in a 3 quart heavy saucepan over moderately low heat whisking occasionally just until melted.
The marbling is usually not achieved with artificial additives though.
In small bowl mix cream cheese and sugar with spoon until smooth.
Heat oven to 350 f 325 f for dark or nonstick pan.
Remove from heat and whisk in sugar eggs vanilla and a pinch of salt.
This cheese is also known as sticking cheese because the surface bacteria gives off a powerful aroma.
They are usually hard processed cow s milk cheeses like colby jack which combines colby cheese and monterey jack and is most popular in the united states.
It s typically made from sheep s or goat s milk.
Feta is a soft salty white cheese originally from greece.
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Marble cheeses are a combination of colby and monterey jack or white and orange cheddar curds.
Add flour egg white and vanilla.
Others are produced from a combination of the curds of white and orange cheddars for marbled cheddar or similar.
Whisk the cream cheese with the sugar egg and vanilla until smooth.
Sheep s milk gives feta a tangy and sharp taste while goat s feta is milder.
Drop very large spoonfuls of the cream cheese mixture onto the surface of the brownie batter.
Saga saga is a cross between blue cheese and brie a creamy blue veined cheese with a white mould rind.
It is very mild for a blue veined cheese.
The way this cheese is pressed together with the beer it almost looks like a hodgepodge rock wall with beer as the mortar.
For the marble swirl.
The addition of the beer at this early stage keeps it from homogenizing with the cheese bits and gives the cheese this distinct marbled effect.
As the cheese ages the alcohol mostly evaporates leaving behind a.
The taste of colby jack varies from mild and smooth to lightly sweet to sharp and tangy.
This is an outstanding dessert cheese.
Marble cheese originates from england.