…pretty solid guidelines, which you can follow to break into your first Brie. Picnic! by Nico Paix Eat it by the slice. The culture of Brie in France, comes with…
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Food Network Magazine: all-cheese issue
…combos Lists several great ideas for cheese boards. Although I’m not entirely comfortable with the category called “Fancy Cheese,” the author did a great job of arranging cheese plates for…
Cider: the rise of the apple
…at ciders and an increase in demand for gluten-free alcoholic options and I think it would be fair to say that cider is going to become a commonly sought after…
How to cut cheese
…sure you have a good knife. Most common knives that you will find in your house are serrated. The serrated edge of a knife will leave markings when you cut…
Nature’s Friend Korean cheese cookies
…squid, but at the bottom were these cheese cookies. First impressions Well, presumably, “Nature’s Friend” is not a real company, as google has never heard of it. But they seem…
Fresh Crottin from Montchevrè
…French word for manure—surely this appellation is intended to be endearing. This cheese pairs well with white wines like Sauvignon Blanc—and, even sparkling whites will work great! I am not…
Castelbelbo
…sure what exactly a barnyard tastes like at this point—I was just reading the label. It’s definitely a bloomy-rind cheese but the consistency is a little thicker than a Brie,…
Going to London in August
…suggestions. I know that Neal’s Yard Dairy is supposedly really great, and it’s already on my list. Insert Google map with preloaded search terms: “Cheese Shop” Where should I go?…