I tried blue cheese for the first time in my life

I was always "poor" and being someone who lives in Gaza, there are many unconventional stuff that are sold her for a lot of money because only few people look for them.

I have money now and decided to try blue cheese. I like it, but the resemblance between blue cheese and my feet is astonishing.

My question is how exactly you eat this stuff? Its really strong so I doubt you eat it with bread by itself.

blue cheese is too strong for my taste, and the thought of eating something thats essentially have mold on them isn't the most appealing in general.

Ive seen it being used in salads before, so maybe just with bread is a bit too much.

blue cheese is too strong for my taste, and the thought of eating something thats essentially have mold on them isn't the most appealing in general.

Ive seen it being used in salads before, so maybe just with bread is a bit too much.

Darkman2007

but the resemblance between blue cheese and my feetGazaAli

Alongside buffalo chicken wings. Or on salad.

[QUOTE="GazaAli"]but the resemblance between blue cheese and my feetTeenaged

Eww, seriously it's cheese with MOLD on it. That's nasty.

To stay on topic though; I believe one of the hamburgers in a Masterchef US episode had blue cheese in it. Inside the meat, that is.

[QUOTE="Teenaged"][QUOTE="GazaAli"]but the resemblance between blue cheese and my feetGazaAli

I thought you meant visually.

get cream cheese, mix blue cheese through it and roll the mixture into small balls. Eat with a glass of nice wine, beutiful. You can also roll dates through it.

I work at italian restauratn... we have lots of different cheeses including blue cheese...
Love it on pizza or with pasta :D

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="Teenaged"] Is there something wrong with your feet? :|Teenaged

I thought you meant visually.

I goes well with steak. It also tastes great mixed in with the meat for a burger. Blue cheese salad dressing is great for dipping buffalo wings in, in fact, it's delicious. Unfortunately I don't think you have buffalo wings and blue cheese dressing in Gaza:(

I goes well with steak. It also tastes great mixed in with the meat for a burger. Blue cheese salad dressing is great for dipping buffalo wings in, in fact, it's delicious. Unfortunately I don't think you have buffalo wings and blue cheese dressing in Gaza:(

junglist101

I work at italian restauratn... we have lots of different cheeses including blue cheese...
Love it on pizza or with pasta :D

Matthew-first

with pasta? interesting, how?

[QUOTE="junglist101"]

I goes well with steak. It also tastes great mixed in with the meat for a burger. Blue cheese salad dressing is great for dipping buffalo wings in, in fact, it's delicious. Unfortunately I don't think you have buffalo wings and blue cheese dressing in Gaza:(

surrealnumber5

:P

Edit: oops. I thought you were talking about the dipping sauce but you talk about the sauce on the wings.

On a thick steak, medium rare.lowe0

That is wierd that you just now tasted blue cheese because I just now have tried blue cheese dressing on a chef salad and thought it was a good combination salad+blue cheese. You ever had a chef's salad? Here in the states you can get chef's salads really cheap at the grocery store because I think they make them up for employees mostly.ehhwhatever

Hope it has some nice chunks of crumbly in there. Yummy. ScreamDream

The best way to enjoy cheese (including blue cheese) is with other cheeses, crackers, bread, oils, a few bottles of red and some great friends.

Can't think of a more relaxed and chilled way to spend an evening.

The best way to enjoy cheese (including blue cheese) is with other cheeses, crackers, bread, oils, a few bottles of red and some great friends.

Can't think of a more relaxed and chilled way to spend an evening.

eyko

[QUOTE="eyko"]

The best way to enjoy cheese (including blue cheese) is with other cheeses, crackers, bread, oils, a few bottles of red and some great friends.

Can't think of a more relaxed and chilled way to spend an evening.

surrealnumber5

Very true, but as the original question was "How do you eat the stuff?" thought I'd cover the main way I eat cheese (of all types). But yes great food and great people will always be a great combination.

Although in a none drinking format I like buying a block of Stilton and a loaf of bread and just eating bread and cheese while sitting outside.

I like it on salad.

[QUOTE="eyko"]

The best way to enjoy cheese (including blue cheese) is with other cheeses, crackers, bread, oils, a few bottles of red and some great friends.

Can't think of a more relaxed and chilled way to spend an evening.

surrealnumber5

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]

[QUOTE="eyko"]

The best way to enjoy cheese (including blue cheese) is with other cheeses, crackers, bread, oils, a few bottles of red and some great friends.

Can't think of a more relaxed and chilled way to spend an evening.

GazaAli

I've never liked the taste of blue cheese

blue cheese is delicious it can be et straight, or in salad, or on a burger the trick is to minimize the portions as it is a STRONG flavorJandurin

[QUOTE="Jandurin"]blue cheese is delicious it can be et straight, or in salad, or on a burger the trick is to minimize the portions as it is a STRONG flavorsurrealnumber5

the first time i ate it with bread, the tangyness of the cheese makes me ugh. after that i try toasting the bread and cheese at the oven, taste better but still ugh. this food needs a developed taste to appreciate.:)

A chickenfinger sandwich with blu Cheese and Buffalo sauce. It's bad for you but it's so good!

personally, I love blue cheese. It is great if you leave it out so it gets nice and room temperature and soft, and you spread it on crackers.

It is also really good on salads:

mixed greens
toasted/candied pecans
blue cheese crumbles
pomegranate seeds
lemon-olive oil dressing

I can understand why some might not like blue cheese, it is pretty strong. I strongly suggest you stay the heck away from gorgonzola! That is some stroooooong stuff too.

I love blue cheese and can eat it with just about anything.

BTW: the mold used in blue cheese is the same mold that penicillin is derived from. So eating it isn't really a big deal.

gorgonzola is better than blue cheese it will get you stoooooned jk it won'tJandurin

[QUOTE="lowe0"]On a thick steak, medium rare.GazaAli