Sentence examples for blue mold from inspiring English sources

Another of the six had so much blue mold that it was powdery and unpleasantly sharp.

The loosely knit structure of French Roquefort develops blue mold only in a cool, wet atmosphere such as occurs naturally in the caves of Roquefort.

The white paste of the interior is marbled with blue mold; the cheese is wrapped in foil bearing a traditional insignia of red sheep.

Too much rain last year interfered with the curing process, while in 2002 and 2003, an infestation of blue mold spores from Florida destroyed acres.

Unlike some of the industrial manufacturers in Roquefort, they scoop the curd by hand and shake the penicillium roqueforti, the blue mold whose growth gives the cheese its pungent flavor, from a sprinkling can like powdered cocoa onto a cappuccino.

The town is famous for the making of Gorgonzola cheese, which is soft when freshly made; after being drained twice, it is then oven dried for 20 days and pierced with copper needles to promote the internal formation of the characteristic greenish blue mold (Penicillium roqueforti).

Thanks to its own ripening cellar, the shop purveys all manner of aged morsels, including the blue mold-covered Mâconnais (2.90 euros for a plug about the size of a tea candle).

In this excerpt, she chronicles Ferraro's animated exchange with of a crowd of supporters at a fairground in Merrill, Wisconsin: Ferraro is greeted enthusiastically by the crowd as she comes to the podium, which is on a platform surrounded by blue molding — the molding draped in red-white-and-blue bunting.

Penicillium digitatum and Penicillium expansum are responsible for green and blue molds in citrus and pome fruits, respectively, which result in major monetary losses worldwide.

In a blues mold the singer she most resembles is Maria Muldaur.

Indeed, Strong Place seems cut from the Blue Ribbon mold: an ambitious but crowd-pleasing New American bistro with seafood as a draw.