How to Create a Cheese board for the holidays -
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Michael Morgan
What to include: In addition to cheese, a holiday cheese platter can include all sorts of delicious foods. Accompaniments like fruits, meats and nuts, combined with a colorful selection of cheeses - and some special holiday flourishes - are all you need to make a...
Breakfast with cheese -
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Michael Morgan
A bounty of flavorful cheeses - including Goat, Morbier, Emmental, aged Comté, St. Nectaire, Camembert and St. André – lends itself to sweet and savory breakfast selections. It is not only a gourmet continental tradition, but also a healthy choice to help you kick into...
How to Store Cheeses -
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Michael Morgan
As a rule, keep cheese in the refrigerator, (it's always better to store as close to the bottom of the fridge as possible - the vegetable compartment is ideal), and remove 30 minutes to an hour before serving, as it is best enjoyed at room...
Cheese Plate 101 -
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Michael Morgan
Getting started We suggest selecting about five different cheeses per cheese plate. Gathering various French cheeses on the same platter pulls together different tastes and textures and showcases the depth of the French Cheese families. Be sure to include hard and soft cheeses and include...
