Gorgonzola
Pronounce it: gaw-gon-zole-ah
A blue-veined cheese originating from a small town near Milan in Italy and now made by more than 80 producers. Gorgonzola is made from whole unpasteurised cows milk and injected with a sharp, spicy greenish-blue mould which is a delicious contrast to the creamy cheese.
Store it
Well wrapped in waxed paper in the fridge.
Cook it
As a dessert cheese, folded into risotto at the last minute, on freshly cooked pasta, in dressings and salads or served alongside polenta.
Can't find it
Try dolcelatte, Stilton or Danish blue
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