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And so they tasted like… – Louise's Cheeses
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Musings of a budding professional fromager. And so they tasted like…. Today in class, one of the students brought two of her cheeses because she will not be there next week, when we all bring in our homework for final grading. She told us that something strange had happened to her cheeses: they dried out and became hard. We had a taste of them and they were really good, but they definitely were not Camembert-like. More like a bloomy chevre. My oh my…. It was ooey and gooey in there! You are commenting us...
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Bloom watch – May 21, 2014 – Louise's Cheeses
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Musings of a budding professional fromager. Bloom watch – May 21, 2014. All the baby cheeses are now wrapped and ready for the last week and a half of their aging cycle. I really look forward to seeing the difference between the cheeses that spent time in the cooler versus the ones that were in the refrigerator, and also the ones that were washed and wrapped in cider. I am also really looking forward to tasting those cheeses! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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Cheesy breakfast sandwich – Louise's Cheeses
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Musings of a budding professional fromager. Spring has finally sprung here in Ontario, and that means two of my favourites – ramps AND asparagus – are in season! I cannot get enough of them and couldn’t wait to hit St. Lawrence Market on Saturday to get some. Today being Victoria Day (or Journée des Patriotes in Quebec), I decided I would treat us to a special breakfast of roasted asparagus and a cheesy breakfast sandwich. For two sandwiches, you will need:. Salt, pepper and cayenne. A bit of olive oil.
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gagnonlo – Louise's Cheeses
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Musings of a budding professional fromager. Brebiou, Picobello, Chaumes. Cheese school starts next week and to “warm up” for it, I decided I would formally taste new cheeses. Not that I have not indulged in wonderful cheese all summer, but I did it with enjoyment in mind, and was not very good at all with writing tasting notes. Aka Miss @kitchenoperas, and by a very good colleague of mine. Can you tell I’m excited yet? I shopped at my local cheesemongers, The Cheese Boutique. I really really liked this c...
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Bloom watch – May 19, 2014 – Louise's Cheeses
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Musings of a budding professional fromager. Bloom watch – May 19, 2014. Things are slowing down on the Camembert affinage front… Today, the first two fridge cheeses migrated to cheese paper. The remaining three should get there at some point this week. Stay tuned! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. It mig...
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Brebiou, Picobello, Chaumes – Louise's Cheeses
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Musings of a budding professional fromager. Brebiou, Picobello, Chaumes. Cheese school starts next week and to “warm up” for it, I decided I would formally taste new cheeses. Not that I have not indulged in wonderful cheese all summer, but I did it with enjoyment in mind, and was not very good at all with writing tasting notes. Aka Miss @kitchenoperas, and by a very good colleague of mine. Can you tell I’m excited yet? I shopped at my local cheesemongers, The Cheese Boutique. I really really liked this c...
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Fromagerie — Madeleine Vedel
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Provence Winter Tours 2016. An american in avignon. Provence Winter Tours 2016. An american in avignon. Madeleine Vedel is an accomplished goat cheese maker, goat farm developer in the US and culinary tour guide in Provence. Trained in France, she brings her cheese and culinary know-how across the Atlantic to her home country. And, during the winter, she organizes culinary tours back in her home in Avignon, France.
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Avignon Home Rental — Madeleine Vedel
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Provence Winter Tours 2016. An american in avignon. Provence Winter Tours 2016. An american in avignon. Madeleine Vedel is an accomplished goat cheese maker, goat farm developer in the US and culinary tour guide in Provence. Trained in France, she brings her cheese and culinary know-how across the Atlantic to her home country. And, during the winter, she organizes culinary tours back in her home in Avignon, France. Have you ever dreamed of spending time in Provence?
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