mine include (but are not limited to) davistow cheddar, st. agur, campazola, camembert, stilton and parmesan.. but in cooking the most useful are pecorino and parmesan for things like pasta sauces and risottos and what not.
what about you? stranger.
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mine include (but are not limited to) davistow cheddar, st. agur, campazola, camembert, stilton and parmesan.. but in cooking the most useful are pecorino and parmesan for things like pasta sauces and risottos and what not.
what about you? stranger.
I'll eat just about any kind of cheese, but provolone is my favorite. I love provolone cheese.Dracargen
i bet you wouldn't eat a kilogram of fontina
We used to ask this question to every substitute we got in Algebra.
The most common answer was:
Smoked Guda(or however you spell it)...I still have no idea what Smoked Guda is.
wendsleydale with cranberries ftw - do some sausages on the old george foreman then grate some over the top and anilihate it, trust me its spot on!
othr than that ive just got into really strong extra mature chedder, the smellier the better
I can't get enough Leerdammer. I could eat a whole wedge of the stuff and want more. I think I need help. Ever put Leerdammer on pizza? That's magical.AirGuitarist87
you dont think it tastes like rubber?
[QUOTE="AirGuitarist87"]I can't get enough Leerdammer. I could eat a whole wedge of the stuff and want more. I think I need help. Ever put Leerdammer on pizza? That's magical.geodisicdome
you dont think it tastes like rubber?
I can see where you're coming from, but no. The texture is sort of rubbery but I guess that's why I like it. I'm also a bit fan of Edam.
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