Cheese. Two days ago I had a charcuterie Saturday with my good friend Christopher Curtis. We ventured to our new favorite place and procured a variety of cured meats and cheeses. We came across a variety fine cheese. And while I lack the cheese ethos to make a fine argument between the distinction of these cheese beyond their colors, textures, and their nutty and tangy notes, I can tell you with certainty that gaining that background, will be a delight. My two favorite cheese were the Humbolt Fog, a very pleasent goats milk cheese, tangy and light, and the tomme, which is that funky cave aged looking cheese, semi soft and... well... funky.
Monday, April 11, 2011
Charcuterie 2.0 Cheese Edition
Cheese. Two days ago I had a charcuterie Saturday with my good friend Christopher Curtis. We ventured to our new favorite place and procured a variety of cured meats and cheeses. We came across a variety fine cheese. And while I lack the cheese ethos to make a fine argument between the distinction of these cheese beyond their colors, textures, and their nutty and tangy notes, I can tell you with certainty that gaining that background, will be a delight. My two favorite cheese were the Humbolt Fog, a very pleasent goats milk cheese, tangy and light, and the tomme, which is that funky cave aged looking cheese, semi soft and... well... funky.
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mmm I'm a huge fan of cheese, love having it for dessert with some fig jam and crackers. The smellier the better!
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