Roquefort Cheese??

abi_csi

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I love cheese and have a big slab of this blue veined sheep's milk cheese left over from Christmas.
What would you do with it? Any suggestions gratefully received.
 
Blue cheese
Butter
Pepper (the cheese is already pretty salty)

Optional (any or all):
Shallots
Garlic
Herbs
Scallions


Smoosh it all together. Form it into a log and wrap in plastic. Chill.

Slice it to serve.
 
My neighbor makes that, SS, and uses it to top her steaks.

She also puts a ball of it in the middle of her burgers.

Lee
 
Blue cheese
Butter
Pepper (the cheese is already pretty salty)

Optional (any or all):
Shallots
Garlic
Herbs
Scallions


Smoosh it all together. Form it into a log and wrap in plastic. Chill.

Slice it to serve.
Thank you SS!! That sounds great I copied it.
 
douse it with honey and eat it on crackers I love blue cheese and the gooeyer and stinkier the better

it goes good melted on steak too

or a bacon blue burger w sauteed onions
 
Wow, I haven't seen anyone suggest drinking port as an apertif in a long while. I'm with you! It's nice. An acquired taste, but nice, especially on cold nights.

I am telling ya, a swig of port and a decent blue, best salad dressing ever, lol.
 
I might be too late, but maybe the next time...

(Brown Derby) California Cobb Salad
http://familyfun.go.com/recipes/brown-derby-cobb-salad-714069/

Chicken Cordon Bleu Pasta
http://www.cookinglight.com/food/quick-healthy/quick-easy-pasta-recipes-00400000061077/page2.html

Spinach Salad w/ Grilled Chicken, Roquefort, walnuts & Raspberry Vinaigrette - or BLT Bruschetta
http://www.rfsdelivers.com/Brands/R...View/CategoryID/20/CurrentPage/3/Default.aspx

This Rustic Summer Squash Tart caught my attention
http://www.womansday.com/Recipes/Ru...Recipe?zeta_mid=HFMU_259007&zeta_rid=10157689
 
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