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Bandoff - Cheese Edition - Group Stage - Group D
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Re: Bandoff - Cheese Edition - Group Stage - Group D
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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Re: Bandoff - Cheese Edition - Group Stage - Group D
Camembert roasted in the box with garlic and olive oil. Dip with thin sliced sour dough.
Hipsters fondue.
Mozzarella is bland but grate.
Hipsters fondue.
Mozzarella is bland but grate.
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Re: Bandoff - Cheese Edition - Group Stage - Group D
I often just eat chunks of parmesan whilst waiting for the pasta to boil.
Also lovely shaved onto salad using a, potato peeler.
Also lovely shaved onto salad using a, potato peeler.
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Re: Bandoff - Cheese Edition - Group Stage - Group D
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.