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    Posted: 16 February 2013 at 19:18
I tried this today: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leip%C3%A4juusto

It tastes like the love-child of French toast and mozzarella cheese.
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Melissa,

 
Thanks for posting the link ... two flavour profiles, that I truly like too ...
 
I have found the Finnish recipe;  for Leipäjuusto or Squeaky Cheese,  which can be prepared from goat milk, reindeer milk and / or cow milk, evaporated milk and ewe milk and here is the recipe:
 
Looks very tasty.
 
 
 
Beatrice is a well known Finnish author of cookbooks. She also has a photo of how the squeaky cheese looks; sort of resembles,  a cross between a provoletta and a lasagne ... with golden bechamel ... Looks wonderful ...
 
 
Have nice wkend.
 
 
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I'd never had it before, and I thought about getting it from Amazon, but with shipping it was around $20 for one piece. Then I found it in a grocery store for $5, in both plain and flavored with Italian herbs, so I got some. I'm glad I did.
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Melissa,

 
Wow ... $ 20.00 USD is alot of money ... However, $ 5.00 USD is a whole different ball game ...
 
The well known Finnish Chef, has a lovely photo; truly looks very tasty ...
 
Enjoy; I am thinking of preparing with goat milk ...
 
Thanks so much for posting ...
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And the cloudberry jam that traditionally goes with it is even more expensive, so I'm not going to be traditional.
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Melissa,

 
Cloudberry marmalade ... Wow ... a cheese and berry combo ... Sounds wonderful. I am planning on copying down Beatrice´s recipe and preparing the shopping list ... It is palate profile quite an interesting and yet versatile recipe ...
 
Of course, since it is Finnish, Squeaky Cheese; they originally have been preparing it with reindeer milk; so I shall give it a shot with goat milk; which the hubby can get fresh from the farms close to his Clinic in Alcarria 82 km. north east ...
 
Thanks for the marmalade idea !!! I think blackberry or rasberry can be lovely too ... and they are in season fresh ...
 
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From what I've read, it's great with tart berries. I'm actually wondering if cranberry sauce would work.

Some other ways I saw mentioned were with tomato sauce, salsa, and in coffee. (also apparently traditional.) 
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Melissa,

 
Most tart berries work well with bland cheeses ... especially Brie, with its bloomy white rind ...
 
Cranberries or currants should work just wonderfully ... Rasberries too ...
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mm, I wish it was raspberry season!
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Melissa,
 
Rasberries and black berries are in season here --- and we are 40 degrees latitude, 646 metres above sea level ...
 
What about blue berries ?  Cranberries ?
 
Enquire with your fruit man or lady at Farmer´s Market or where you go regularly ... Perhaps, they can tell you when, u can obtain ... Frozen just are not same !!! As u know ...
 
 
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Around here, June-August is berry season. (with about a handful of raspberries in a second crop just before first frost.) We're in Growing zone 5b.
Farmers Market runs June-Sept.
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Melissa; what about cherries ? Our main harvest comes i April 1st from Valle de Jerte near La Vera; smoked parika turf. Pears can be lovely too ... Especially the tiny ones !    or granny smith or crab apples. Grapes too. Or go with the marmalades ... Rasberry preserves ... Have u seen Beatrice' s recipe & photo ??! Fabulous.
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I think cherries are June-July. Grapes are October. Apples are Sept-Oct.
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Aha! I found a chart: http://localfoods.about.com/od/searchbyregion/a/nyseasons.htm
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Melissa - I'm not sure how I missed this, but lingonberry preserves would definitely be "traditional" in Scandinavia, and should be reasonable in price as well readily available (possibly through tour local grocery but certainly via Amazon).
 
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Thanks!

This may be strange, but I liked it with the leftover sauce from chicken piccata.
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    That looks and sounds delicious, Melissa!  Thanks for posting...I now have another one to add in the must try list!

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