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For several months I've just been 'sipping' little portions of it
straight up. A tsp is good for a 1/2hour snack. I ran across this recipe & thought it should do the Roquefort justice- so we tried it last night. http://www.ebfarm.com/Recipes/recipeView.aspx?rID=490 Roquefort, Cream cheese, chopped, saute'ed pear & toasted pecans on celery sticks. It is good-- but a waste of Roquefort's unique flavor and texture, IMO. I'll do it again-- but with whatever Blue Cheese I have on hand. I'm back to nibbling/sipping the Roquefort unless someone can suggest a way to accent the goodness of Roquefort. Is there a spirit of some sort that might go particularly well with it? I'm not really a wine drinker-- but I like a glass of bourbon, whiskey, or cognac as a night cap. I found a page that suggested a sweet wine - "Sauternes, Monbazillac, and even Porto." How about a good Cream Sherry? Jim |
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