If you only serve one cheese at Thanksgiving, let me make a suggestion: try Gorwydd Caerphilly (pronounced GOR-with CARE-fully).
Not only is it spectacular, it’s essentially three cheeses in one. If you want to have a little fun, treat your friends to a three-part tasting by giving everyone a thickish slice and instructing them to identify the three parts: (1) the rind, (2) the gooey layer below the rind, (3) the cakey white center.
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Disclosure: This post is part of a weekly series I write for Di Bruno Bros., one of my fave cheese haunts in Philly. I choose the topics, but I get paid to guest-blog on the store's site.
Love the description of the "turducken of cheese" - it sounds really delicious. Is it made from cow's milk? I love the idea of using it in a gratin or potatoes too - YUMMMM!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Stephanie! Yes, this is a cow's milk cheese. I used it to make a gratin earlier this week, and it was wonderful. Caerphilly melts well, and it has so much flavor.
ReplyDeleteAwesomeness-why didn't I think of that?
ReplyDeleteI have always wondered how to pronounce that! You rock...love the Turducken link. HI-Larious!
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