More Cheshire than I know what to do with
April 17, 2009 8:35 AM Subscribe
What do I do with all of this Cheshire cheese?
Due to a miscommunication with my cheesemonger, I find myself in possession of half of their remaining Appleby's Cheshire (rather than half a pound)!
So, err, now what? I'd intended it for the usual wine/cheese/fruit sort of use, but I've got far more than I need for that. Obviously I can just use it like a generic cheese, but I'm wondering if anyone has ideas that work especially well with Cheshire, rather than just treating it like generic cheapo cheddar.
Unusual ideas are also welcomed.
Due to a miscommunication with my cheesemonger, I find myself in possession of half of their remaining Appleby's Cheshire (rather than half a pound)!
So, err, now what? I'd intended it for the usual wine/cheese/fruit sort of use, but I've got far more than I need for that. Obviously I can just use it like a generic cheese, but I'm wondering if anyone has ideas that work especially well with Cheshire, rather than just treating it like generic cheapo cheddar.
Unusual ideas are also welcomed.
Bake it onto the top of an apple pie.
Make a cheese soup - the subtleties will really shine.
posted by batmonkey at 9:43 AM on April 17, 2009
Make a cheese soup - the subtleties will really shine.
posted by batmonkey at 9:43 AM on April 17, 2009
Beer cheese soup!
(but use a stout or dark beer, not a light beer like that recipe recommends)
posted by rmless at 12:37 PM on April 17, 2009
(but use a stout or dark beer, not a light beer like that recipe recommends)
posted by rmless at 12:37 PM on April 17, 2009
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posted by le morte de bea arthur at 8:39 AM on April 17, 2009