Following a revival in the popularity and availability of British hand-made cheeses, Sarah Freeman set out in the spirit of discovery to write a companion guide to this unique industry, in the belief that knowing the cheeses and understanding how they are made can only enhance our enjoyment of them. This book is the result of her extensive research. During her visits to cheesemakers - from Southeast England to the Scottish Highlands - she watched, asked questions, tasted and then went away to develop a unique collection of recipes and serving suggestions. Using an enormously varied selection of cheeses - from goat to cow, soft and creamy to hard and crumbly, white to blue-veined - she presents a mouth-watering selection of dishes such as Cerney and Haddock Fish Cakes, Somerset Brie and Garlic Mushrooms, and Poached Chicken Breasts with Harbourne Blue and Brandy Sauce.