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Written on July 13th, 2010 by Kevinno shouts
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Written on June 26th, 2010 by Kevinno shouts
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Written on November 14th, 2009 by Kevinno shouts
Gourmet cheese comes in a large variety with well over 400 varieties just from the French cheese alone. From the mild to the strong, the soft to the hard, cheese is a great way to compliment any meal or snack.
Whether you are having a fancy wine and cheese party, or just enjoying a slice of cheese with an apple for a snack, your gourmet cheese will taste a lot better if you learn how to purchase, store and serve it properly.
Buying Cheese
When buying gourmet cheese, you want to shop at a place that has a large selection and knows about cheese. That way you’ll be able to ask for recommendations if you want some special cheese to go with a certain type of wine or special meal. You can find a good selection of cheese in a specialty market or gourmet grocery store. Buy only what will be consumed with in a few days. Flavors and aroma of fine cheeses change over time in a home refrigerator.
When picking out your cheese make sure that it presents the characteristics of that particular style. The interior should not have cracks, mold or discoloration in any form. If you are buying a natural rind cheese make sure it has a rustic appearance. Note that it is normal for Blue and Roquefort style cheese to have some mold and cracks.
Storing Cheese
You should not store the cheese in the package that it comes in. This packaging is meant for transportation only. The best thing to store your cheese in is waxed paper as you must let air and moisture in. Air and moisture are integral to keeping the cheese in the best possible condition.
Serving Cheese
When you serve cheese at a party, limit yourself to 4 or 5 types of cheese. You should select cheeses that have a variety of shapes, sizes, textures and flavors. Mix some soft cheese with the hard cheeses. I think cheese looks nice served on a nice wooden tray. Don’t mash the cheese in together, make sure each one has enough room without having the tray look empty. If the cheeses served have strong distinctive flavors use separate trays and serving utensils. Mild flavors will pick up aromas and tastes from stronger flavored cheese.
We all know that cheese goes great with crackers, but you can also serve it with fruits like grapes, strawberries, apples and pears. Add some figs to the table for an interesting contrast in taste and visual appeal. Combining cheese with thin slices of onion can be an interesting eating experience.
As a desert, cheese can be very elegant, or as a light course after the entree and before desert. When serving as an appetizer cheese should be coupled with a light dinner due to the filling nature of most cheeses.
While some people believe that cheese must always be chilled, it really as more flavor when it is at room temperature. You do need to watch the cheese, however, especially if your party is going on for a long time. If the cheese gets too warm it will begin to sweat. Put your cheese out about 30 minutes before guests arrive and keep checking throughout the evening.
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Written on October 16th, 2009 by Kevinno shouts
Online of course! There are many resources and websites which can help you buy gourmet coffee
The first and most important thing that you need when you want to buy gourmet or specialty coffee is information; and what better source of information than the internet. If you like coffee but do not know a lot about it then it will be wise to start by searching the forums for the kind of coffee which is considered gourmet, other people’s experience with the different brands etc.
Also most of the popular and well established business in the gourmet and specialty coffee industry such as Folgers, Good scents, Sumatra Mandheling, and Blue Mountain Jamaica are ecommerce enabled which means you can also coffee samples and products straight from their site.
One of the most frequently asked questions when it comes to buying gourmet specialty coffee that people ask is if gourmet coffee is just a marketing ploy with companies selling away old, stale beans in expensive looking packaging labeled gourmet coffee in bold. This is a very valid argument and you need to choose your sources carefully; thus why the research is important.
One way to figure out the truth before you buy gourmet coffee is to check the rating given to it by the Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA), if it scores above 80 on a scale of 100 then you can be assured of its quality.
You also need to be sure that some critical questions have been answered which should include – the date of the packaging; gourmet coffee should be consumed within 72 hours of being grounded or else it may loose its flavor, also be sure to check the kind of beans that have been used to make the brew, gourmet coffee is made exclusively out of premium high quality Arabica beans. All that you shall learn along with your own taste and preferences will learn will greatly help you decide what you should be purchasing.
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