I got Toby this new T-shirt at the cheese shop. He was dubious at first...
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I got Toby this new T-shirt at the cheese shop. He was dubious at first...
But found it hilarious once I explained it to him.Source URL: https://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/cheese
For you cheese enthusiasts out there: How amazing are these stinky cheese wedding cakes?! I wish I had known about these when we tied the knot!Source URL: https://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/cheese

How cool are these United States cheese boards? (As a Michigan girl, I'm psyched that they made a separate piece for the Upper Peninsula!)
Alex is hanging out with a friend tonight, so I'm on my own for dinner. I spotted this aged cheddar and apple melt on She Eats Bears, and it looks great, especially on raisin bread. I think I'm going to try it out.
Epoisses, a runny cow's milk cheese, is so stinky that apparently it has been banned from French public transportation. Now I'm dying to try it.
Mini grilled cheese sandwiches with shots of warm tomato soup? What a cute idea for a party or wedding! Also, now that I'm almost 31 (eeps), I've finally learned the secret to a perfect grilled cheese: Dijon mustard. That extra kick makes so much yummier.
Whew! As I mentioned last week, I went on a trip for Yves Saint Laurent to scout the best French style in American cities. Well, we got home on Sunday, and here's a final round-up of what I found...
In Los Angeles, my friend Max and I tried Langres, a French cheese you serve by pouring Champagne over it. (Fancy!)
I bought a pair red tights so I could look like French starlet Anna Karina.
We went to Comme Ca in L.A. for a delicious lunch. (I devoured their grilled cheese, with sharp cheddar and gruyere. The secret ingredient? Dijon mustard!)
My parents lived in Paris when they were newlyweds, and they told me about their neighbors' wine scandal...
In Chicago, we saw double at the Art Institute. (And, at top, we took a red balloon to Hollywood, where it made a few "famous" friends.)
Do you ever pack a picnic for the plane? In her book Cooking for Mr. Latte, Amanda Hesser devotes a whole chapter to plane picnics. For our flight tonight, I'm thinking: sandwiches with spicy mustard, cheddar cheese and tomato; olives; nuts; and two chocolate-chip cookies (plus a few extra to share with our seatmates).
Our friends recently brought over the amazingly stinky Langres cheese. It was creamy, strong and absolutely delicious. (Apparently, you're supposed to pour Champagne over it, but we're not that fancy.) I'd highly recommend scouting it out at your local cheese shop!Source URL: https://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/cheese
Alex and I have decided to go vegetarian for the next month. I'm fine with it since I basically live on cheese anyway, but Alex loves meat and is anticipating rice-and-bean burnout. Any suggestions for delicious meals, my dears?Source URL: https://ledger-heath.blogspot.com/search/label/cheese