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Meanings of cheese in English
Erect or decumbent Old World perennial with axillary clusters of rosy-purple flowers; introduced in United States.
Usage of cheese in English
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Higher costs for labor, beef and cheese also hampered results, Brinker said.
2
The prices for most products sold including butter and cheese also fell.
3
There is not much cheese and it's mostly no good, he said.
4
Place in the pan in a hot oven to toast the cheese.
5
We need water, wine, bread, cheese and anything else you can spare.
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To understand cheese cooking, we need to understand the chemistry of melting.
7
I bought the goat cheese fresh this morning from a local source.
8
Pierre Gagnaire thought the soup was good and added the Beaufort cheese.
9
Grate the cheese, put it with the milk in the double boiler.
10
Her father had come east to deliver some kind of cheese-making equipment.
11
Any good blue cheese can take the place of the Stilton here.
12
Ultimately, we preferred the soup made with water and the cheese rind.
13
Juliet Harbutt writes extensively about cheese, including authoring a number of books.
14
Of course, tangy cheese melted over the nachos makes it really delicious.
15
The wheel and the plough and the composite bread and cheese culture.
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Cover this evenly with the pineapple and pour in the cheese-custard mixture.
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Cheese across language varieties
South Africa
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Australia
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New Zealand
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