Cheese

1x french loaf
1x goats cheese
1x olive oil
1x grill , hot

heat grill and soak a lil bit of olive oil into the bread chopped into 1inch thick disks
toast lightly either side of bread
put ample amount of cheese ontop of bread
grill until soft

= perfection :D
 
hmmmm this thread is making me hungry!

I'm a big fan of most cheeses, especially, mozerella, chèvre, rochefort, brie, cheddar.

Actually I even like those plastic cheese slices. lol
 
I make my own cheese! I've got a few blues and camemberts on the go at the moment, as well as a number of waxed, flavoured cheddars.

Check out their progress here:

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Making halloumi and other fresh cheeses is really easy! I've managed to get most of my mates making at least some of their own cheese now!

Woah, that's impressive.

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Looks just like "real" cheese. :)
 
Mmm, cheese. Cow, goat, sheep, buffalo, I don't mind. Some fabulous cheeses:

Beaufort: A richer, creamier, French version of Gruyère. Eat with crusty bread, or make into cheese on toast.

Reblochon: Soft and similar to Brie in texture, but oh so much tastier. Eat with crusty bread.

Tomme de Savoie: Looks like it got forgotten in the bottom of the cellar for a century or two, but tastes heavenly (as long as you remember to cut off the rind!). Great for sandwiches.

Halloumi: From Cyprus, a salty mixture of sheep and goat milk. Best served sliced and fried (no oil, very non-stick pan) until golden brown. Makes an interesting vegetarian alternative to a bacon sandwich!

Turkish sheeps/goats cheese: Not sure of the correct name, but available in tins from shops specialising in middle eastern foods. Serve with bread from the same shop.

Mozzarella: Proper Italian buffalo milk mozzarella doesn't need to be melted onto a pizza to be enjoyed. Serve sliced with fresh tomatoes, basil and olive oil; avocado too if you like.
 
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