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post #61 of 71
we had a mini cheese tasting here in my office:

artesano cave-aged baqueso (spanish sheep cheese):
crumbly, almost crystalized texture, with muted smell, but strong, salty smoky sharp flavor that bursts on your tongue, and chewy texture. very nice.

silver mountain (bravo farms)
i like this mild cheese a lot on crackers. the smell is weak, and the flavor not too strong, but has a nice crumbly texture and creamy finish that makes this one easy to eat a lot of.

beecher's flagship (seattle farmer's market)
velevty smooth texture and solid creamy, meaty flavor. a personal favorite.

crave bros. "les freres"
french style soft cheese, very much alive (judging by the moldy rine). this has a huge aroma, musky "feet" smell but good. spreads almost like a gelatin when at room temp, and has a surprisingly mild flavor.

"mystery" cheddar
VERY old cheddar, almost pumkin orange, hard enough to drive nails. we're calling it "nail-driver" for now. it crumbles in your mouth and hits you with a huge shot of sharp. it makes my mouth water and the cheese has a lovely creamy finish.
post #62 of 71
Thread Starter 
I miss out on a lot of things. I made a cheap cheese fondue myself. It tasted really good. But nothing special compared to the above post.
post #63 of 71
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Originally Posted by EnOYiN View Post
I miss out on a lot of things. I made a cheap cheese fondue myself. It tasted really good. But nothing special compared to the above post.
don't be put off by my post. these were cheeses i got from a local store, that's all. i just got fancy describing them. if your grocery has a cheese person, talk to them and get recommendations.
post #64 of 71
Nobody here like frumonda cheese. LOL
post #65 of 71
I haven't tried too many types of cheese, but of the types I have tried, I like swiss best. Mozzarella is also good.
post #66 of 71
Thanks to this thread I just came home with a delicious provolone . . . . .
Now, where is that corkscrew
Happy Friday
post #67 of 71
Favorite cheese: Parmigiano Reggiano - The King of Cheeses! Deep, rich, complex, nutty, full of crystals that explode with flavor! The BEST!

What else...so many...
Any top shelf aged cheddar, Vermont, NY, Canadian, but for the best of them all Keen's Cheddar from Merry Olde England (with Montgomery's Cheddar not far behind)

Spanish Manchego or any of it's close cousins from the Basque regions.

French Boucheron or any other quality raw milk Crottin's or Pyramids - again - so many from both France and the States.

Brin D'Amour from Corsica - soft sheep's milk cheese encrusted with herbs.

Humbolt Fog

Colston Bassette Stilton

Fontina Val d' Aosta

Gruyere

I could go on and on!
post #68 of 71
Oh man Manchego, that stuff is amazing. I like to have it with quince paste or roasted figs.
post #69 of 71
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Favorite cheese: Parmigiano Reggiano - The King of Cheeses!
I have heard all of the following described as the "King of Cheeses":

Parmigiano Reggiano
Roquefort
Stilton

I will take some good old Iowa Maytag Blue.
post #70 of 71
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Originally Posted by terriblepaulz View Post
I have heard all of the following described as the "King of Cheeses":

Parmigiano Reggiano
Roquefort
Stilton

I will take some good old Iowa Maytag Blue.
True dat, but Reggie is the KoC in my book. And Maytag Blue kicks ass!
post #71 of 71
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Originally Posted by jmmtn4aj View Post
Whats fondue made up of again?
Best mixture I know is ~ 50/50 Swiss Emmenthaler and Greyerzer/Gruyère. In addition, you'll need some garlic (to rub in the inside of the pot with), some white wine, a bit of kirsch - and a spoonful of starch flour to bind the mixture can't harm. As bread of choice to go with it, I'd recommend to try Vintschgauer - pic over there: http://www.fotosearch.com/STF001/173774/

Greetings from Munich!

Manfred / lini
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