| Cheese Accompaniments 13:31 - Dec 6 with 6901 views | Deano69 |
Clearly, Cheese is the food of Gods. I have seen many threads on 'ones own' personal favourite. But has there been much on what you have with it.
My top favourite is virtually any mature cheddar, simply with a glass (or so ) or port. Dont really experiment beyond crackers and biscuits, with the exception of Truckle Onion Marmalade which I have on occasions.
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:33 - Dec 6 with 5778 views | Kieran_Knows |
Gav, lets get this thread taken down shall we?
I pointed this out the other day, cheese is actually the devil of food. |  |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:36 - Dec 6 with 5756 views | vapour_trail |
A jar of pickled onions and another of pickled walnuts are nice to have to hand. |  |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:37 - Dec 6 with 5749 views | Sarge |
I had a delicious charcuterie platter in a little Parisian bistro in Montmartre with some fantastic Gouda type cheese. I wish I'd taken the name of it because it was superb.
At home some nice mature cheddar or St Agur and an assortment of thin crackers and digestive biscuits. I also quite like some double Gloucester with chives. I don't partake in the chutneys, I'm not a fan.
To drink: red wine, port, beer, champagne, it's all good really! |  | | |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:40 - Dec 6 with 5736 views | Deano69 |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:33 - Dec 6 by Kieran_Knows |
Gav, lets get this thread taken down shall we?
I pointed this out the other day, cheese is actually the devil of food. |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:40 - Dec 6 with 5736 views | factual_blue |
The best accompaniment?
Some more cheese.
If you haven't already, try a nice bit of mature cheddar with some nice rice fruit cake. |  |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:46 - Dec 6 with 5724 views | JoeSoap |
With you on the glass of port, or a decent red wine.
I do like cheese with warm crusty bread. Also got to be careful with the onion marmalades or chutneys, they should be used in moderation lest they mask the true flavour of a good cheese. |  |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:50 - Dec 6 with 5694 views | Deano69 |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:37 - Dec 6 by Sarge |
I had a delicious charcuterie platter in a little Parisian bistro in Montmartre with some fantastic Gouda type cheese. I wish I'd taken the name of it because it was superb.
At home some nice mature cheddar or St Agur and an assortment of thin crackers and digestive biscuits. I also quite like some double Gloucester with chives. I don't partake in the chutneys, I'm not a fan.
To drink: red wine, port, beer, champagne, it's all good really! |
I very occasionally have an apple with cheddar.
Someone mentioned to me once that Christmas cake with possibly Wensleydale was a thing?
old Amsterdam is a lovely mature Gouda | |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:51 - Dec 6 with 5691 views | Deano69 |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:40 - Dec 6 by factual_blue |
The best accompaniment?
Some more cheese.
If you haven't already, try a nice bit of mature cheddar with some nice rice fruit cake. |
Missed the cake thing before posting. I thought I had heard this before, cake and cheese, why not! | |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:52 - Dec 6 with 5685 views | Bluebell |
I love English Provender beetroot chutney with a nice piece of stilton or strong cheddar and water biscuits.
That reminds me, I haven't had lunch yet. My mind is made up! |  | | |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:55 - Dec 6 with 5676 views | Sarge |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:50 - Dec 6 by Deano69 |
I very occasionally have an apple with cheddar.
Someone mentioned to me once that Christmas cake with possibly Wensleydale was a thing?
old Amsterdam is a lovely mature Gouda |
Yes I'm often asked to make a tea loaf at Christmas which goes very well with Wensleydale.
My mum makes old Amsterdam a staple of the Christmas cheese board, it's certainly very close to what I had in Paris. | | | |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:55 - Dec 6 with 5675 views | Throbbe |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:50 - Dec 6 by Deano69 |
I very occasionally have an apple with cheddar.
Someone mentioned to me once that Christmas cake with possibly Wensleydale was a thing?
old Amsterdam is a lovely mature Gouda |
A nice lady I used to work with brought in some of her wedding cake and a lovely cloth wrapped Wensleydale to have with it.
Apparently the wedding cake was stood next to a stack of cheeses of a similar size, this being the done thing in some northern parts. |  |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:59 - Dec 6 with 5668 views | Deano69 |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:55 - Dec 6 by Throbbe |
A nice lady I used to work with brought in some of her wedding cake and a lovely cloth wrapped Wensleydale to have with it.
Apparently the wedding cake was stood next to a stack of cheeses of a similar size, this being the done thing in some northern parts. |
I originally heard this from a chap from t 'uddersfield, so wondered if it was a prominently a Northern thing | |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 14:01 - Dec 6 with 5660 views | Throbbe |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:59 - Dec 6 by Deano69 |
I originally heard this from a chap from t 'uddersfield, so wondered if it was a prominently a Northern thing |
I think so, she was from around there. They're spot on, it's a great combination. | |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 14:17 - Dec 6 with 5636 views | Guthrum |
More cheese. |  |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 14:23 - Dec 6 with 5623 views | RoyKeanesDog |
Grapes, olives, deli meat, blueberrie.
All dependant on the type of cheese. |  |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 14:47 - Dec 6 with 5607 views | GavTWTD |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 13:33 - Dec 6 by Kieran_Knows |
Gav, lets get this thread taken down shall we?
I pointed this out the other day, cheese is actually the devil of food. |
Look, please stop talking about things you have no knowledge about. You're making yourself look very silly indeed. |  |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 15:12 - Dec 6 with 5571 views | hoppy |
I like a good extra mature or farmhouse cheddar as my go to cheese.
My Nan used to like having a chunk of cheddar to accompany her liking for strawberry jam on hot buttered thick toast, and in her memory, I have often been known to have the same and enjoy it. |  |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 15:29 - Dec 6 with 5554 views | Deano69 |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 15:12 - Dec 6 by hoppy |
I like a good extra mature or farmhouse cheddar as my go to cheese.
My Nan used to like having a chunk of cheddar to accompany her liking for strawberry jam on hot buttered thick toast, and in her memory, I have often been known to have the same and enjoy it. |
Sliced cheese on a hot crumpet is quite nice, some may also like Branston on there | |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 15:31 - Dec 6 with 5548 views | hoppy |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 15:29 - Dec 6 by Deano69 |
Sliced cheese on a hot crumpet is quite nice, some may also like Branston on there |
I forgot to add, that yes, I'm with you on the port or a nice glass of red wine to accompany aforementioned toast. | |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 15:44 - Dec 6 with 5529 views | vilanovablue |
If it's a strong cheddar a little bit of marmite goes nicely... |  | | |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 15:47 - Dec 6 with 5524 views | SpruceMoose |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 14:47 - Dec 6 by GavTWTD |
Look, please stop talking about things you have no knowledge about. You're making yourself look very silly indeed. |
Change his username, Gav.
"Mick_Knows_Nothing" would be suitable. |  |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 15:56 - Dec 6 with 5516 views | Pendejo |
crackers, pickle, grapes, wine / port - evening
Try it with yorkshire pud & jam for brekky
Recently in a pub in Marylebone tried camembert baked into a crusty loaf, which was then torn apart and dunked into the melted creamy cheese... will be doing this with the family on Christmas Eve
"might as well face I'm, addicted to cheese" [apologies to the late Robert Palmer] |  |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 16:25 - Dec 6 with 5483 views | MJallday |
| Cheese Accompaniments on 14:47 - Dec 6 by GavTWTD |
Look, please stop talking about things you have no knowledge about. You're making yourself look very silly indeed. |
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 22:11 - Dec 6 with 5407 views | north_stand77 |
A strong Welsh Farmhouse cheddar toasted on thick super seeded bread and served in soldiers to dip in Heinze Tomato cuppa soup 😊
Or alternatively a platter including Stilton, Vintage Cheddar and Emmental with a choice of fresh figs, grapes, pears, walnuts and chutney. Served with an Aspalls Cider or Shiraz . Mmmmm. [Post edited 6 Dec 2017 22:12]
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| Cheese Accompaniments on 22:21 - Dec 6 with 5395 views | Reuser_is_God |
HP Sauce. |  |
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