Can we have a cheese thread please?
#61
Re: Can we have a cheese thread please?
Costco carries Reblochon on and off. We see it there sometimes. My husband is a sucker for Tartiflette. It's one I'd like to make pretty soon, actually... that gives me an idea for a dinner when we come back from the UK. My parents I don't think have ever had it either. I'm pretty sure Starskys will sell it if Costco doesn't have it in stock! Hee!
#62
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Re: Can we have a cheese thread please?
Tartiflette?????
You guys are killing me!
(I can buy Roblochon locally; don't know about Ontario)
S
You guys are killing me!
(I can buy Roblochon locally; don't know about Ontario)
S
#64
Re: Can we have a cheese thread please?
I have to say Reblochon is not even on my cheesedar so I will need to source some on my next visit to Waitrose. It does look very nice in the Wikipedia photograph.
#66
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Re: Can we have a cheese thread please?
In combination it sounds very rich, but as the recipe is so simple I think I will give it a try. A bit like Spanish torta.
I have to say Reblochon is not even on my cheesedar so I will need to source some on my next visit to Waitrose. It does look very nice in the Wikipedia photograph.
I have to say Reblochon is not even on my cheesedar so I will need to source some on my next visit to Waitrose. It does look very nice in the Wikipedia photograph.
#67
Re: Can we have a cheese thread please?
In combination it sounds very rich, but as the recipe is so simple I think I will give it a try. A bit like Spanish torta.
I have to say Reblochon is not even on my cheesedar so I will need to source some on my next visit to Waitrose. It does look very nice in the Wikipedia photograph.
I have to say Reblochon is not even on my cheesedar so I will need to source some on my next visit to Waitrose. It does look very nice in the Wikipedia photograph.
#68
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Re: Can we have a cheese thread please?
I like mild cheese myself (I am not a fan of spices and prefer bland food) and I'd be happy if cheese was just affordable so I cook the dishes I like, but once you gotta buy the cheese they are too damn expensive to make.
#70
Re: Can we have a cheese thread please?
Doesn't it come around for $4 or $5 a 500g slab once or twice a month where you are?
#73
Re: Can we have a cheese thread please?
If you enjoy meat just have it in very small quantities. In America or Britain we tend to have a big steak or hamburger, but in Asia meet is generally added to dishes in the same way a few bits of ham might be added to pasta. It's still very enjoyable as a minor part of the dish. for example, a small pork chop isn't expensive, can last several meals and is healthier.
#74
Re: Can we have a cheese thread please?
If you enjoy meat just have it in very small quantities. In America or Britain we tend to have a big steak or hamburger, but in Asia meet is generally added to dishes in the same way a few bits of ham might be added to pasta. It's still very enjoyable as a minor part of the dish. for example, a small pork chop isn't expensive, can last several meals and is healthier.