By guest_author + July 26th, 2011
The many different kinds of cheeses available indicate there’s something to fit anyone. It’s generally considered that parmesan cheese was initially created in the Middle Distance. Icon has that that a nomadic Arab created parmesan cheese by mistake if a saddlebag filled up with dairy fermented due to sizzling sunshine along with the galloping action [...]
By guest_author + August 28th, 2010
Barbera This is a popular Italian wine that fits wonderfully with lasagne, spag bol or anything with a tomato base. Cab. Sauvignon A beautiful medium bodied grape that goes brilliantly with roasted meats such as beef or lamb. Merlot Merlots go beautifully with roast chicken and will also work with duck or turkey, making them [...]
By guest_author + August 27th, 2010
Also known as the King of British Cheeses, Blue Stilton Cheese is highly regarded as a versatile cheese that complements a wide variety of flavor. And because of its rich and strong flavor, it is often paired with a healthy glass of sweet wine. Blue Stilton cheese is easily identified because of its unique characteristic [...]
By guest_author + August 16th, 2010
A gastronomic revolution is taking place that challenges the supremacy of wine as the cheese pairing beverage of choice. As a partner with cheese, beer rarely lets us down. Say one day you came home and bought some beer, and decided to hop in the beer and cheese bandwagon.
By guest_author + August 14th, 2010
What does a cow, a sheep, and a buffalo have in common? A pie. If you are also crazy over white sauce piazzas, then you will agree that the mere thought of melting cheese on a pizza can turn any tomato sauce devotee into a white sauce fanatic in no time.
By guest_author + August 10th, 2010
I don’t know about you, but my childhood memory of parmesan cheese is still very vivid. It came pre-grated one Thursday afternoon neatly wrapped in a green cardboard cylinder. Mom put it in the fridge for a long time until one day she finally opened it and decided to make spaghetti.
By guest_author + August 5th, 2010
Making cheese has never been an easily regulated, scientific process. Quality cheese is often the sign of an experienced, and perhaps a very lucky cheese maker determined to make flavourful cheese. Although good cheese can be produced by following analytical tests of cheese characteristics, traditional cheese is made with sheer luck alone.
By guest_author + July 17th, 2010
The word ‘raclette’ can be used to refer to three things a particular type of cheese, a grill that is placed on the dining table to melt cheese, and a type of meal or a manner of eating. Get Raclette Cheese online. A semi-firm cow’s-milk cheese, the Raclette cheese is very popular in Switzerland.
By guest_author + July 11th, 2010
This might come as a shocker, but our seemingly innocent cheddar cheese is a lot more dangerous than beef and butter. Yes, I am talking about the cheese that we put on our sandwiches and salads. The same cheese puts us at great risk for heart attack.
By guest_author + July 6th, 2010
There are a lot of reasons why you should join a cheese of the month club. For people who enjoy cooking, cheese is perhaps the best ingredient to put in almost all kinds of food, even deserts. Cheese is perhaps the most versatile ingredient there is.