Absolutely outstanding!
Port and blue is a magical combination.
Port and blue is a magical combination.
A Stilton Dinner
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The 1st person ever to try blue cheese
must have been extremely brave or almost dying of hunger 
Jokes aside, I got my 3yo son to try it by putting a dab of honey on it. He not only loved it, but graduated onto washed rind cheese. Much to the amazement of many adults
Can you get limburger cheese in Australia? It's a semi-soft "stinky" cheese (that can now also be bought as a spreadable version).The 1st person ever to try blue cheese
Jokes aside, I got my 3yo son to try it by putting a dab of honey on it. He not only loved it, but graduated onto washed rind cheese. Much to the amazement of many adults
I enjoy it with liverwurst/braunswager, sweet onion, and plain yellow mustard on white, rye, or pumpernickel bread.
Limburger smells like sweaty feet. I wonder how that gets to Oz
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Whew. That is living large! Lately, I've been enjoying a wedge of blue cheese and liking it well. At first I tried to pair it with fruit and wine, but I enjoyed it so much, I just eat modest portions with breakfast so it can be counterpoint to the jam on my toast. It's not Stilton by a long shot, but it has that pungent resonant taste, and I am enjoying it in small quantities that are entirely appetizing. I also do this with extra sharp cheddar, but there's something special about blue cheese.
shanez, port and blue cheese, I'll keep that in mind.
shanez, port and blue cheese, I'll keep that in mind.
Back in the days before refrigeration and air-freight, I imagine it would be extra-mature by the time it arrives in the Antipodes
Durian is my favourite fruit.
So washed rind cheeses like Limburger pose little challenge
Man.. That's a dinner I can appreciate. Just change the wine to British Real Ale.
I like durian and blue cheese but have never combined the two. Thoughts?Back in the days before refrigeration and air-freight, I imagine it would be extra-mature by the time it arrives in the Antipodes
Durian is my favourite fruit.
So washed rind cheeses like Limburger pose little challenge
(It's been a while since I've had Limburger. I thought it smelled like actual shit!)
, specially blue cheese varietiesNever tried durian with cheese
I introduced Stilton to my 3yo son by putting a dab of honey on the cheese. He loved it
It’s on the rowboat with the dead British convicts! I swear Australia has one of the most interesting histories and love reading about it.
That port made me drool - I don’t generally buy it but have had some well aged tawny that was excellent. Had some “regular” that the server said would be excellent with a decadent chocolate dessert with Stilton on the side, at a restaurant on the coast at that place known as the Hotel California a few years ago that was so good I had more. Dessert ended up being more than the meal, but the wife was frisky!
Maybe you're thinking of Stinking Bishop.....that stuff really honks.
"Description: If you can overcome the smell, Stinking Bishop is a delicious soft cheese made with full fat pasteurised cows’ milk and vegetarian rennet. The rind is thoroughly washed in perry, giving Stinking Bishop its distinctive characteristic flavour and unique ‘stinking’ aroma. The cheese is presented in a poplar-wood box and tightly wrapped in waxed paper for optimum taste".
Regards,
Jay.
I've not heard of Stinking Bishop or perry and will have to look for both of them!
Perry is just cider made from pears, as for the cheese, you don't look for it, you just follow your nose
Regards,
Jay.
