Episode 3: Anne Mendelson

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Episode 3: Anne Mendelson

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Jun 29, 2009

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On this weeks Cutting the Curd, Anne speaks with the author of the acclaimed book Milk: The Surprising Story Of Milk Through The Ages.

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Jun 29, 2009

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Featuring interviews with notable cheesemakers, cheesemongers, and cheese-lovers, Cutting the Curd is an informative, occasionally irreverent, but always cheesy look at the curdy, the nerdy, and the downright funky world of artisan cheese.

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Episode 33: American Cheese Society Conference with Sasha Davies: This week on Cutting the Curd Anne spoke to Sasha Davies to speak about the American Cheese Society Conference, aka Cheesetopia. Sasha spoke about how the conference helped small business owners tackle problems--liability insurance, succession planning--t by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 6: Allison Hooper & Mark Fisher: Anne Saxelby phones in from Vermont to tell us all about the Vt. Cheese Festival. Shes joined by some of the festival participants, including Allison Hooper, owner of Vermont Butter and Cheese. Also on the show, Mark Fisher of Woodcock Farm and Alec Web. by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 3: Anne Mendelson: On this weeks Cutting the Curd, Anne speaks with the author of the acclaimed book Milk: The Surprising Story Of Milk Through The Ages. by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 7: Anne Mendelson & Mary Habstritt: This week, Anne Saxelby is joined by two very special guests. Anne Mendelson and Mary Habstritt join the show for a special one-hour discussion on the history of milk trains, milk quality, and the bottling process. by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 23: Bennoit Breal & Stephanie Wang: Annes parents stop by, along with Bennoit Breal and Stephanie Wang-Breal to talk cheese and Stephanies new documentary. by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 21: Diana Piettet: This week on Cutting The Curd, Diana Pittet talks about the origins of cheddar cheese and what it means to American culture. by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 22: Veronica Pedraza: Anne talks with Veronica Pedraza of Jasper Hill Farm about what it takes to make cheese. by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 30: Max McCalman: This week on Cutting the Curd Anne speaks to Max McCalman, the author of Mastering Cheese: Lessons for Connoisseurship from a MaÃƒÂ®tre Fromager. Max drops his cheese expertise on the listening audience, and describes how he does the same thing for cheese by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 12: David Gumpert: This week on Cutting The Curd, Anne Saxelby talks raw milk with author and expert David Gumpert. by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 28: John Bunting: Anne speaks with John Bunting of John Buntings Dairy Journal to discuss the dairy industry and the monetary side of making milk. by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 31: Adam Moskowitz: This week on Cutting the Curd Anne kicked it with Adam Moskowitz, cheese poet and president of Larkin. Adam described the upcoming Larkin Cheesemonger Invitational, and gave us the scoop on the games included therein (like the Dapper Wrapper). by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 17: Steve Jenkins & Robert Aguilera: This week on Cutting The Curd, Steve Jenkins and Robert Aguilera drop by to pay some respect to American artisan cheesemakers. by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 24: Louella Hill: Wanna be a cheese maker? Take notes from Anne Saxelby and special guest Louella Hill of Narragansett Creamery by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 38: State of Cheese: Georgia: State #2: This week on Cutting the Curd Anne continues her state-by-state breakdown of cheese in the US with a look at Georgia cheese and Sweet Grass Dairy. Georgia is not the most traditional place to make cheese, but as we learn from the folks at Sweet by Cutting the Curd
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Episode 36: Patricia Michelson: Patricia Michelson, owner of the famous La Fromagerie in London, and author of Cheese: The Worlds Best Artisan Cheeses. Patricia compares her humble beginings in a shed in her garden to HRNs current shed-like status, and describes the defining moment when by Cutting the Curd
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