I like to include cheese in my home entertaining all year
round. But when the entertaining moves outdoors and the heat starts rising, some
cheeses are best left behind. Even I would pass on a runny Epoisses on a hot
and humid afternoon… and I’m cheese-obsessed. So do your guests a favor and
stick to the mild side of the cheese spectrum and save the stinky ones for
winter (or your well air-conditioned apartment). Here are some tips to get your
cheese plate summer-ready:
- Goat’s milk cheeses are refreshingly mild and widely
available during the summer time. Fresh chèvre logs covered with peppercorns or
herbs make for a pretty presentation and are always a crowd pleaser.
- Pressed sheep’s milk cheeses (like Manchego from Spain)
are great for summertime – just be sure to let them reach room temperature
before cutting them. This will help reduce the “weeping” of the fat from the
cheese.
- If you are barbecuing, dress up your burgers with a great farmstead cheddar, like Fiscalini Cheddar from Modesto, California. And keep a hunk on the cheese plate for people to graze on between burgers.
Enjoy your summer, enjoy your cheese.
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Posted by: willi | October 14, 2008 at 02:32 PM
"pass on a runny Epoisses"? This is sacrilege! I'm revoking your cheese credentials!
-- Jack (who, fortunately, lacks the authority to revoke anything)
Posted by: Jack | June 09, 2007 at 01:32 AM
When I used to cater ("Beauty and the Feast"), one of my most popular finger foods was dried apricots (Royal Blenheims, not the ones that are like ear cartilage) with goat cheese and a basil chevron. The flavors combine to make an ethereal and potent blend that transcends the individual components. Hot weather wouldn't hurt the goat cheese that much, but the blistering sun would probably dry them out.
Try them and let me know if you love them.
Cheers!
Posted by: Tana | June 03, 2007 at 09:49 PM