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| Am I wrong? What is your favorite cheese?
Posted: 1/21/2006 6:28:47 AM | Favorites are extra extra extra old cheddar.. Feta in salads and on pizza.
I made a new cheese ball recipe for a Christmas gathering, and it disappeared within minutes.
Mix softened cream cheese with some freshly grated garlic and cracked pepper. Form into a ball and put in the fridge to chill. In the meantime, mix some brown sugar and butter in a small saucepan and stir until the butter and sugar melt. Remove from stove and mix in a few drops of vanilla and a handful of chopped pecans. Let this cool, in the fridge, for about 15 minutes, then coat the cheese ball. I found that if I put it in the fridge, and went back to it in 5minutes that I could scoop the bit of topping that slid off and spread it back over the ball. Yummy!!!  | |
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| Am I wrong? What is your favorite cheese?
Posted: 1/22/2006 1:36:12 AM | azblueskies57, I respect you bro, and I love your posts but smoked gouda is the ultimate cheese...and mozzeralla is a close second. :D
Powdered and plastic enshrouded cheese is pure garbage and I'd rather die than eat it...
...Yes, I know my pic is a beautiful woman...but she is Italian, and I'm sure you know how Italian women are. ;) It takes every minute of every day of my time to satisfy her... :D | |
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| Am I wrong? What is your favorite cheese?
Posted: 1/23/2006 9:43:12 PM | | that jalapeno one is good,, love it in a southwestern omelette. But my favorite is this wierd smoked swiss/cheddar combo they have at a local deli. MAN,,,,,, that stuff is awesome. | |
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| Am I wrong? What is your favorite cheese?
Posted: 2/7/2006 10:55:23 AM |
What about smoked cheddar??
We tried this apple-wood smoked cheddar this weekend, and it was gone instantly. I am picking up a few chunks of cheese tonight, and this will be among them.
Anyone have a particular piece that I should grab. I am perfectly able to select a cheese, but thought I would try suggestions from one of my friends here. | |
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| Am I wrong? What is your favorite cheese?
Posted: 2/7/2006 11:05:46 AM | Double Gloucester
English Stilton
Double Gloucester
Lancashire
Leceister
Derby....
Cheshire
Which sadley cannot get either here:
Swiss
Gouda
Harvarti
Mozzarella
Dutch Gouda.... Holland have many great cheeses.....Vollandam just outside Amsterdam has a place you can visit which is like a museum for cheeses great place and great cheese....
Gosh there are many i love most cheese | |
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| Am I wrong? What is your favorite cheese?
Posted: 2/7/2006 12:40:59 PM | Real Cheese rocks..True story..Had a date over and she opened my fridge and saw my "cheese Drawer" and was freaked out..I love cheese. Goats cheese, blue cheese, feta cheese, Gudda, smoked guda, brie, all cheese that is real cheese
Sliced cheese? Hell no
Sharp cheddar NO
the cheese in the green can for italian dishes no
Igrade my own.
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Rouxx
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Joined: 9/19/2005
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| Am I wrong? What is your favorite cheese?
Posted: 2/7/2006 1:02:59 PM | Just picked up a Jarlsberg and pickled onions in basalmic vinegar........to go with black sesame seed crackers and olives! YUUUUMMMMM!! That's my kind of "fast" food!  | |
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| Am I wrong? What is your favorite cheese?
Posted: 2/7/2006 4:37:52 PM | There is a New Zealand cheese called Mainland Vintage Reserve, that I saw in Canada
I buy it here in Australia, cut a section out and drop some port into it
Leave it for a few weeks and YUMMY
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| Am I wrong? What is your favorite cheese?
Posted: 2/8/2006 2:07:13 PM |
Double Gloucester
English Stilton
Lancashire
Leicester
Derby....
Cheshire
Ah, a fine selection of english cheeses there. The best of the bunch being Stilton, of course.
Interesting fact about Stilton is that it's not actually made in the village of Stilton from which it gets its name. | |
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| Am I wrong? What is your favorite cheese?
Posted: 2/8/2006 3:20:49 PM | if you have the home delivery grocery service in your area they carry the following 3 English cheeses.
English Blue Stilton Cheese
English Wensleydale Cheese
Tuxford English Lancashire Cheese
Try Dominion for others - mine has a huge cheese section and carry 5 or 6 imported English cheeses. | |
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| Am I wrong? What is your favorite cheese?
Posted: 2/8/2006 4:34:34 PM | | Harvarti and Blue Cheese are my favorites. I come from the dairy state so my opinion rules. Oh yeah, they don't make those here in Wisconsin. No wonder we don't have happy cows. | |
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Posted: 2/9/2006 5:32:05 PM | | I live on cheese! I prefer the milder, not smelling like you know what varieties. I tend to lean towards Cheddar and Italian cheeses. Has anyone ever had home made cottage cheese? It is fantastic. Not low fat, but the taste is wonderful and well worth the extra calories. | |
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| Am I wrong? What is your favorite cheese?
Posted: 2/9/2006 10:23:18 PM | | Homemade any kind of cheese is great. We have some thread ehre where I posted a recipe for homemade cottage cheese, and a few others. Good stuff. I will never tire of this topic. | |
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| Am I wrong? What is your favorite cheese?
Posted: 2/11/2006 6:09:29 AM | Yeah...smoked cheddar rules. It and summer sausage are staples
on a fishing trip.
Colby Longhorn has a great mild flavor.
I prefer provolone or baby swiss on sandwiches.
I dunno what the heck it was...but, we'll never forget it...
ex and I were trying the samples that they hand out in the grocery store...
had a nice mild one and then they slipped us a mickie...
we both just popped it in our mouths...and about hurled...
stinky feet cheese to the max...YUK! That nasty taste was there
even after listerine. Might be why we split up.  LOL | |
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