Yes, it's a dessert wine.Now Red Moscato.......that's some good stuff.
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Two of my lady's faves atm :
http://www.murrayscheese.com/challerhocker.html
http://www.murrayscheese.com/vbc-coupole.html
I've had both, they are excellent, and both best at room temp after sitting out for a bit. The coupole oozes out when the rind is cut :drool
Yes, it's a dessert wine.Now Red Moscato.......that's some good stuff.
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I like a glass of wine every now and then, but I'm not a big enough fan to take it seriously or to pay too much attention to what I'm drinking.
Cheese I love, though. My current favorite is Delice de Bourgogne. When soft, rested at room temperature. Heaven.
Delice de Bourgogne is good stuff
Lol cheese. what a bunch of ing gots.
I like to fry up some quartered corn tortillas, then put on some diced tomatoes, onions, and either seranos or jalapenos with a white cheese all over the top and heat in the oven for ten minutes at 350, mmm good.
sounds like a plan tbh
You won't be sorry you did.
I like queso fresco in a salad with onion, tomato, olive oil, and nopales.
All sounds good, but I would subs ute avocado for the nopales, I'm not much for cactus.
The nopales are the main ingredient of the salad man. They're awesome if you just heat them in a hot frying pan and then let them cook in their goo until it all burns off. Then you're left with something like a much better tasting green bean.
Nopales are great. I like making breakfast tacos with nopales, egg, onion, tomato, and a liberal dose of chopped serrano.
As long as you cut it from the little paddles that are nice bright green it's pretty good. If you cut a really big and dry paddle it tastes ing horrible.
Last edited by baseline bum; 09-03-2014 at 10:43 PM.
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Cut the new pads in the spring right before they make thorns.
FDA restrictions keeping some great cheeses out of stores
http://www.latimes.com/food/dailydis...903-story.html
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