Bandoff - Cheese Edition - Group Stage - Group D

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Poll ended at Wed May 27, 2020 12:38 pm

Mozzarella
16
15%
Jarlsberg
8
8%
Camembert
19
18%
Brie
21
20%
Reblochon
1
1%
Wensleydale
16
15%
Goats Cheese
9
9%
Oxford Isis
0
No votes
Parmesan
15
14%
 
Total votes: 105

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Bandoff - Cheese Edition - Group Stage - Group D

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Top 4 Cheeses make it through to the knockout stages - you have 4 votes - make 'em count.

Recipes and serving suggestions / accompanying wines etc are more than welcome, but you may wish to save them for the knockout ties -(unless your personal fave is in danger of going out here)
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I think I suggested Reblochon, but I can’t vote for it here when it’s up against some versatile bangers. It’s fantastic melted in a tartiflette, but that’s about it. Too stinky to eat on a cracker or in a sarnie.
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Post by Constanza »

Camembert roasted in the box with garlic and olive oil. Dip with thin sliced sour dough.
Hipsters fondue.

Mozzarella is bland but grate.
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No parmesan, no pasta.
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I often just eat chunks of parmesan whilst waiting for the pasta to boil.
Also lovely shaved onto salad using a, potato peeler.
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Constanza wrote: Tue May 26, 2020 3:59 pm I often just eat chunks of parmesan whilst waiting for the pasta to boil.
Also lovely shaved onto salad using a, potato peeler.
We once had a lovely holiday in Sardinia, (back when I had a bit of cash) and used to order a bottle of Barolo for dinner, which caused the waiters no end of excitement, as they got to decant it for us and make a big show. They also deemed that this extravagance was worthy of a wee plate of chunks of parmesan to nibble on before the amuse bouche, and that's where I learned about eating it "un-grated".

Lovely stuff, as you say, when shaved into a salad too. We do a salad with warm asparagus tips, nectarine, and prosciutto in leaves with a dressing, and the shaved parmesan really lifts it.

Edit: Forgot about the garlic croutons in the salad. They are as essential as the other constituents. My bad.
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