Drop that cling wrap! It's time to stop suffocating your cheese. What happens when you put a plastic bag over your head? You cut off your breathing.
Truly soft cheeses like Brie, however, can still be cloaked in plastic wrap. Meantime, feta is best preserved in a solution of half skim milk and half water that has been boiled and cooled. Add salt if you want your feta - surprise! - saltier. Then submerge it and it'll keep half a year in your fridge. All cheeses should be served at room temperature. Try not to keep taking them in and out of the icebox - this dries them out. If you're only going to be eating a wee bit of cheese, slice it off and let it warm while the rest remains comfortably refrigerated.
Ed has also written and consulted for many articles on cheese for Family Circle Magazine, Manhattan User's Guide, Vintage, House Beautiful, Gourmet, and many others. Feel free to post questions you may have about cheese in the Cheese Board, our online discussion board. You may also e-mail Ed directly.
Ed has appeared on cable TV, on the Food Channel's "Cooking Live," in December 1996 and February 1998.
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