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re: jeffyd
Jeff,
I think they are actually larger than that ~ I think the box is labeled 2.5 pounds which would actually make them about 3.5 oz. I still have (1!) at my house, I'll weigh it tonight. The cheese was great ~ sweet, creamy, delicate. We ate it plain with thick sliced toast and a chopped artichoke heart, roasted red bell pepper and celery salad on the side. Just great! I tried one at the Fancy Food show from Italy that must have been older, not as sweet and more separation into cream and cheese layers and I liked these much better. -
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re: Robert Lauriston
Got some at the Cowgirl Creamery in the Ferry Building. It doesn't come packed in leaves like in Puglia but nevertheless, it was delicious. You pull out the strandy rags of pure mozzarella with the gooey cream inside and ladle it onto toast points, sprinkle a bit of red sea salt and crunch away with some cherry tomatoes. You need to consume within 24 hours. Which is not a problem.
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I special ordered some directly from Jeff at Farmstead and he seemed happy to help, even with a small order of 12 - 1 oz balls. Takes a couple of days to come in so planning ahead is necessary. Burrata right after the Fancy Food show ~ promises to be a decadent week!
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re: Robert Lauriston
Yes, Gioia. Jeff says the burrata is available in either 1# balls or 1 oz. When I asked him if there was a difference in texture he says not, the larger is more party sized while the 1 ouncers are for more personal consumption. The 1 oz balls come 12 to a case. He has ordered them for me and they will arrive Tuesday ~ I'll post after I have eaten one. Or four.
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JeffyD, is Farmstead only selling it in the summer, early fall? Can it be special ordered and if so, what is the minimum order?
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Here's a old thread with tons of places.
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/309078Besides A.G. Ferrari's in the East Bay it mentions
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Cheeseboard
Maybe Whole Foods
The Pasta Shop
Farmstead Cheeses (AlamedaAnyone interested in SF, besides Cowgirl
Bi-Rite
Rainbow
Cheeseplus
Say Cheese
Bryan's Market (the larger grocery store, not the smaller meat/fish market) on California Street›1 Reply -



