I wouldn't have expected that I would have liked it, and liked it so much, as I tend to prefer my cheese "unadulterated".That style of Brie is one of my favourites as well.
One of my favourite things, then again I also like kefir and almost any dairy well except kumis.I encountered (and tasted, and quite liked) the Serb, Balkan, cheese spread that is known as 'kajmak' this week.
Yes, I also like (actually, love) kefir, and adored greek natural yogurt when I first encountered it.One of my favourite things, then again I also like kefir and almost any dairy well except kumis.
Ah, yes, kumis....... except kumis.
And that is why I bought a generous wedge of it on Saturday, last.If there is one cheese that (much of the time, perhaps, most of the time), I think I prefer to all others, it is Gorgonzola, specifically, Gorgonzola Dolce, and, above all, Gorgonzola Cremosa.
Terrific for breakfast in "pita" (filo pastry like the famous spanikopita)Kasseri
If you’re looking for a mouthwatering cheese to make the most heavenly Greek cheese pie, then kasseri it is. Also part of the family of pasta filata cheese, kasseri is a semi-hard, pale-yellow cheese made from sheep’s milk, with a soft, stringy texture; this is achieved by using unpasteurised milk and allowing for the cheese to age for four months. Apart from its delicious role as cheese pie filling, kasseri is a common table cheese and can be enjoyed in sandwiches and pastries or as Saganaki.
Kefalotyri
A traditional, hard Greek cheese, kefalotyri can be compared to gruyere, though it is resolutely saltier and harder. Made from unpasteurised goat’s or sheep’s milk (or sometimes both), it has a sharp, salty taste. It’s usually the go-to Greek cheese for frying, making for an excellent Saganaki. It can be added on top of hot pasta, to stews or blended in sauces. It’s also a fine addition to a cheese board, pairing perfectly with seasonal fruits and red wine.
What a wonderful post.Having just returned from Athens I want to put in a word for Greek cheese that isn't feta (wonderful though it is) :
A selection of Greek cheeses
Terrific for breakfast in "pita" (filo pastry like the famous spanikopita)
I can attest to this, really good in saganaki as noted above.
That deficiency has now been remedied with the purchase of a few different blue cheeses:Inexplicably, I find that I am out of - completely out of - blue cheese.