Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Cheese, Blue Mould, to Produce

The blue mould which is so much liked in cheese comes no one can tell how. It may be accelerated by brushing it while still soft with a hard brush dipped in whey, and then rubbing it once a day with butter; and repeating this for three weeks, or until the blue mould begins to appear.

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