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Depends on the food the cheese is complementing ;)
Off of the top of my head - Kasseri (but that will change fast).
How long was it aged? Amazingly, it gets a "nuttier" taste with time.I love the crumbly, tangy, smooth mellowness of a darn good Lancashire.
MissLibrarian
How long was it aged? Amazingly, it gets a "nuttier" taste with time. Erm - it depends where I buy it, where it was produced - my love of Lancashire was not based on a one-off purchase. The one currently in my fridge is a Reece's Creamery Lancashire, and they don't have much info on their website, but interesting they are in Cheshire and not Lancashire at all! But meh, I love Cheshire cheese too, and their Lancashire is still top drawer.[QUOTE="MissLibrarian"]
I love the crumbly, tangy, smooth mellowness of a darn good Lancashire.
entropyecho
Provolone, though I've recently discovered an affinity for feta.TheokhothGive credit where credit is due - George.
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