Looks delicious. I have never heard of Stichelton cheese, but I use English Stilton & French Bleu often in my cooking. I think this cheese would be fantastic (melted) on a blackened medium-rare Rib Eye steak.
Looks delicious. I have never heard of Stichelton cheese, but I use English Stilton & French Bleu often in my cooking. I think this cheese would be fantastic (melted) on a blackened medium-rare Rib Eye steak.
"I think this cheese would be fantastic (melted) on a blackened medium-rare Rib Eye steak" a dance with the angels Brian!
Looks delicious. I have never heard of Stichelton cheese, but I use English Stilton & French Bleu often in my cooking. I think this cheese would be fantastic (melted) on a blackened medium-rare Rib Eye steak.
crackers are most likely the most prolific turn-around in grainfield production.....and THOSE bad boys look like they`ll never survive to see the inside of a cupboard
My father imported British cheeses in bulk wheels to Canada in the late 1950s and 1960s, distributing it to supper clubs and customers in and around Toronto. While I loved Cheshire, Lanceshire and British Cheddar, I never cared for Stilton with its cat poo smell. This Stichelton had a more delicate taste and smelled better.
My father imported British cheeses in bulk wheels to Canada in the late 1950s and 1960s, distributing it to supper clubs and customers in and around Toronto. While I loved Cheshire, Lanceshire and British Cheddar, I never cared for Stilton with its cat poo smell. This Stichelton had a more delicate taste and smelled better.
what a fascinating gem........thanks for sharing David
.....incidentally,there ARE several varieties of cat poo y` know 🤔 ......
crackers are most likely the most prolific turn-around in grainfield production.....and THOSE bad boys look like they`ll never survive to see the inside of a cupboard
I can't tell if these youngsters are holding Starbucks cups or beer cans ...
crackers are most likely the most prolific turn-around in grainfield production.....and THOSE bad boys look like they`ll never survive to see the inside of a cupboard
I can't tell if these youngsters are holding Starbucks cups or beer cans ...
just give `em each half a Sawbuck ........and try NOT to make eye contact
Steve
