i quite like roquefort, though it's not my favourite fromage de brebis - bit sharp.
favourite french - st agur, brie de meaux, fourme d'ambert, livarot, plenty of the stronger camemberts
favourite italian - dolcelatte, gongonzola, parmesan (really good parmesan, for eating not just sprinkling), fresh buffalo mozzarella
favourite english - stilton (the good stuff, not the amaemic little supermarket wedges), stinky bishop, yorkshire blue, capricorn goat's
other - cambazola and some other german "blue bries", spanish valdeon
Martin your right - cheese into the u-bend of a celery stick is fab. - esp. with grated black pepper, I love the contrast in the textures. Celery with either Gorgonzola or Dolcelatte is great. Depends what your having with the cheese, but I also love the Cypriot cheese Haloumi - nice and salty and goes well with a with falafel and a glass of good red wine.
As and American, I feel highly lacking in yummy cheeses. I haven't heard of most ya'll have listed, but I would love to get naked and roll on all of those cheeses. I would marry cheese if I could,.
I have made cheese from my goat's milk as well as my sheep's milk. Dare I say that, as a ranch child, I have sucked milk direct from the teat?
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Originally posted by elvendreamgirlAnd I would love to watch you do that. But the world isn't such a fair, happy place that we always get what we want. :'(
As and American, I feel highly lacking in yummy cheeses. I haven't heard of most ya'll have listed, but I would love to get naked and roll on all of those cheeses. I would marry cheese if I could,.
I have made cheese from my goat's milk as well as my sheep's milk. Dare I say that, as a ranch child, I have sucked milk direct from the teat?
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