Memorial Day honors those who served our country and is also the start of cookout and picnic season. Instead of the typical messy barbecue fare, why not enjoy wine and cheese outdoors with friends and family? We spoke with André Compeyre, Chef Sommelier and Manager at Aldo Sohm Wine Bar
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Where to Go in Minneapolis-St. Paul For the Best Cheese Curds
Editor’s note: This isn’t the first time we’ve shared a story about fried cheese curds. We’ve explained what they are and how to enjoy them and how to enjoy them beyond just poutine. Now our intrepid contributor Stacy Brooks tells us where to find them in Minneapolis-St. Paul.
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5 Gifts to Please Your Cheese Loving Gemini Friends
The Twins—Gemini’s glyph—tends to conjure an image of identical twins. (And hopefully not the ones from “The Shining.”) But twins are often fraternal, and even those who do look exactly like each other are not merely two identical parts of a pair. They each have their own identity and experience
How to Build a Better Cheese Board: Passport to France
Editor’s note: Lynda Balslev shared with us the top cheeses from Denmark and recently wrote a book on charcuterie and cheese. She has graciously agreed to share her secrets for making gorgeous cheese boards.
French Cheeseboard photo credit Lynda Balslev
As the saying goes, what grows together goes together–and
5 Cheese Dishes Worthy of a Trip to Walt Disney World
Dinsey World castle photo credit Kitera Dent
Mention ‘food’ and ‘Walt Disney World’ in the same sentence, and most people conjure up images of greasy turkey legs and insipid, mouse-eared ice cream treats. For years, the Most Magical Place on Earth had a well-earned reputation for little more than junk
Why Academics Turned to Goat Farming at Prairie Fruits Farm & Creamery
Leslie Cooperband and Wes Jarrell with kids
Illinois is known for many things: corn, soybeans, and pigs. Cheese and other dairy products are not one of them. But Leslie Cooperband and her husband Wes Jarrell didn’t let that stop them from opening Prairie Fruits Farm & Creamery, the first
Jeff Roberts Shares His Thoughts on Vermont’s Artisanal Creameries
Jeff Roberts photo credit Dennis Curran
In theater speak, there’s a role known as a dramaturg, a historian and scholar of sorts who can help contextualize a script for actors and directors in terms of the time, place, and customs that the narrative depicts. There’s no equivalent in cheese, title-wise,
A Cheesemonger Shares the Pros and Cons of Flavored Cheeses
Editor’s note: Flavored cheeses are everywhere and while many turophiles may dismiss them, artisanal producers continue making them for good reason. We tapped David Phillips to explore the topic and direct us to some of his favorite examples.
Shortly after I joined Potash Markets in 2017, I found a mysterious
How Caves of Faribault is Honoring Minnesota’s Blue Cheese Legacy
When most people think of blue cheese, they don’t think of Minnesota. They may have visions of France’s famous Roquefort or Italy’s Gorgonzola but it turns out that Minnesota holds a special place in America’s blue cheese production. That’s a tradition that Caves of Faribault is keeping alive.
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Why Italians Pair Cheese with Balsamic Vinegar & Why You Should Too
Emilia Romagna is heaven on earth for foodies. Located in Central Italy and bordering the regions of Tuscany in the South and Veneto in the North, fertile farmland stretches from the Adriatic Sea to the west. It is here that some of Italy’s most prized foods are produced––Parmigiano Reggiano, prosciutto,
