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Easy Weeknight Meal Recipes
Spring is busier than ever and you still need time to enjoy the weather. Try a quick weeknight meal.
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Oka Cheese
A cow's milk cheese originating from the Trappist monks who emigrated from Brittany and settled in Oka, as small village near Montreal, Canada. The monks, familar with Port Salut cheeses, were able to continue making a variation of the cheese, calling it Oka, after the name of their village. The cheese is now commercially produced in Canada, aged to peak flavor, and sold in wheels. It is a cheese with a semi-soft texture, less rubbery than Port Salut, and a mildly nutty flavor.
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Types of Milk
Milk from Animals
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