Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Tonight's gustatory excursion is to the Netherlands, courtesy of a young Red Gouda.View attachment 79101
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Tonight's gustatory excursion is to the Netherlands, courtesy of a young Red Gouda.View attachment 79101
Mons is one of the best cheese makers in France! They have a boutique in my wife’s hometown that we always stop by several times when we go to visit family, though I only have a picture of the St Marcellin I picked up on our visit this summer. Where did you find their cheese in the US?Tonight's cheese is Tomme de Savoie, a mild, soft cow's milk cheese, in this case made by France's Herve Mons.
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Mmm... A lovely, light nutty and mushroomy flavor...
Mons is one of the best cheese makers in France! They have a boutique in my wife’s hometown that we always stop by several times when we go to visit family, though I only have a picture of the St Marcellin I picked up on our visit this summer. Where did you find their cheese in the US?
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Lol. That was my wife’s father’s. Whenever we go to France I always forget to bring my waiter’s friend so I’ve had to learn how to use that one. It makes a nice satisfying pop when the cork exits that I was conditioned to avoid by the wine manager at my first restaurant gig.That corkscrew!!!
Mons is one of the best cheese makers in France! They have a boutique in my wife’s hometown that we always stop by several times when we go to visit family, though I only have a picture of the St Marcellin I picked up on our visit this summer. Where did you find their cheese in the US?
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Tonight's cheese is a semi-soft spicy and somewhat salty cow's milk product, Mitica Queso Mahon-Manorca from Spain, along with a nice shiraz.
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I love this cheese. Cypress Grove has an impressive lineup and they're all exceptional. Midnight moon is very niceRocking some Humboldt Fog!
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fatty cheeses like Gouda, Brie and Camembert; all foods that have been demonized.
Demonized, maybe by some. But still on my list of everyday favorites. I ooze vitamin K12!PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
The job of vitamin K2 is to distribute calcium where it is needed in the body. And, if we do have calcification of the arteries from eating too much carbohydrate and sugar, then K2 helps clear that away. The only problem is, we have now virtually eliminated vitamin K2 from our diet. The best sources are fatty animal foods such as grass-fed butter, egg yolks from pastured chickens, and fatty cheeses like Gouda, Brie and Camembert; all foods that have been demonized.
Not by me, they haven't...
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