Cheese

PBo

paulus69 wrote:

merkin wrote:

There are very few dishes that cannot be improved with the addition of cheese. Potatoes, toast, bacon sarnies. Most savoury dishes, put cheese on and melt it, you have just improved it.

I chucked a load of cheese on top of the spag bol my wife made me and it improved it considerably, might have made it 10 times fattier tho!

I hope to god you didn't tell her that!

t4tomo

paulus69 wrote:

I chucked a load of cheese on top of the spag bol my wife made me and it improved it considerably, might have made it 10 times fattier tho!

Point of clarity is "it" the spag bol or the wife?

SmellTheGlove

Winter's coming so roll out the tartiflette - a triumvirate of potatoes, bacon and... cheese

notsoblue

SmellTheGlove wrote:

Winter's coming so roll out the tartiflette - a triumvirate of potatoes, bacon and... cheese

First.Aspect

Greg66 wrote:

Ice cream.

Cheese won't cure a hangover. Ice cream will.

Case closed.

Another vote for ice cream here.

Although if you do have to go for something protein rich, salty and pungent, for me it was a close call between a nice mature cheddar and fermented seabird.

notsoblue

First Aspect wrote:

fermented seabird.

:shock:

"It tasted like a cross between liquorice and the strongest cheese I’ve ever had."

Kieran_Burns

Sainsburys are doing a cheddar with Branston cheese.... God it's moreish.

MonkeyMonster

made some cheese on toast this weekend, mix of wensleydale and double glosster... alas no warchestershiresauce but nice

who else btw slices tomatoes and gives them a few minutes under the grill to finish off cheese on toast?

davis

MonkeyMonster wrote:

made some cheese on toast this weekend, mix of wensleydale and double glosster... alas no warchestershiresauce but nice

who else btw slices tomatoes and gives them a few minutes under the grill to finish off cheese on toast?

+Onions+Marmite=omnomnom.

SickAsAParrot

Best thing I have ever eaten in my entire life was a Roquefort pizza from a restaurant if Provence somewhere.

Only this weekend I bought some Gorgonzola which half dribbled out of the packet, gorgeous with my breakfast fry-up.

joelsim

Aye, Brie de Meaux is lovely when its been left somewhere warm for a few hours!

CiB

Stilton, or good old cheddar is my cheese de jour. Lovely.

Anyway, as it's late I'll just offer Knob Cheese as an option to be avoided at all costs, and then scuttle quietly away.

rubertoe

Anyone got any toast

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-14998964

And for the stilton lovers amongust us.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-le ... e-14977246

asprilla

The only reason I cycle is so that I can live on red wine, cheese and pate.

Anonymous

pont l'eveque cold
reblochon hot

mroli

I think I have an actual addiction to Feta cheese.

Roughly chopped tomatos, cucumber, red onion, olives, crumbled feta cheese, a splash of balsamic vinegar, a glug of olive oil and some crusty bread....

<drool>

rick_chasey

mroli wrote:

I think I have an actual addiction to Feta cheese.

Roughly chopped tomatos, cucumber, red onion, olives, crumbled feta cheese, a splash of balsamic vinegar, a glug of olive oil and some crusty bread....

<drool>

You're missing some dried oregano...

notsoblue

A nice dry pecorino with honey.

Paul E

Damn I'm hungry now

bails87

Rick Chasey wrote:

mroli wrote:

I think I have an actual addiction to Feta cheese.

Roughly chopped tomatos, cucumber, red onion, olives, crumbled feta cheese, a splash of balsamic vinegar, a glug of olive oil and some crusty bread....

<drool>

You're missing some dried oregano...

And a steak.

MonkeyMonster

bails87 wrote:

Rick Chasey wrote:

mroli wrote:

I think I have an actual addiction to Feta cheese.

Roughly chopped tomatos, cucumber, red onion, olives, crumbled feta cheese, a splash of balsamic vinegar, a glug of olive oil and some crusty bread....

<drool>

You're missing some dried oregano...

And a steak.

and a nice bottle of red

Jay dubbleU

Cheese toastie anyone ?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-14998964

mrushton

gorywdd Caerphilly,Stinking Bishop, Tomme de Savoie are just some of the ones I could rave about. Cheese mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

NGale

There are only three food stuffs greater than cheese....malt loaf, jaffa cakes and marmite

FoldingJoe

Cornish Yarg - lovely cheese.

Try some if you see it in the supermarket. You won't be disappointed!!

MonkeyMonster

FoldingJoe wrote:

Cornish Yarg - lovely cheese.

Try some if you see it in the supermarket. You won't be disappointed!!

Good call, it is indeed very yummy. Neals yard do a very creamy version.

NGale

FoldingJoe wrote:

Cornish Yarg - lovely cheese.

Try some if you see it in the supermarket. You won't be disappointed!!

Have to admit I am not a great fan of it. I have at least tried it.

More of a Devon Blue, or Stilton person myself. I do like a bit of Wensleydale on occasion though

FoldingJoe

NGale wrote:

FoldingJoe wrote:

Cornish Yarg - lovely cheese.

Try some if you see it in the supermarket. You won't be disappointed!!

Have to admit I am not a great fan of it. I have at least tried it.

More of a Devon Blue, or Stilton person myself. I do like a bit of Wensleydale on occasion though

You're from Devon, you would say that!!!

Greg T

CrackFox wrote:

Thousands of vegetarians would have given up long ago if not for cheese.

So there is a downside....

"Recent reports from the College of Studies suggest that cheese maintains the health and well being of pasty, never laugh at funny jokes, self regarding bed wetters"

NGale

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2011/09/21/blaze-at-warehouse-filled-with-hundreds-of-tonnes-of-cheddar-cheese-115875-23436108/

Nooooooooooo :shock: :shock: :shock: