By
Cindy Schmidt, on May 14th, 2012
Summer is right around the corner so grilling season and salad season is top of my mind. Fun! Fun! FUN!
I enjoy the outdoors and the grill is my best friend when preparing meals for the weekends or entertaining guests.
What does cheese have to do with the grill? So many side dishes
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By
Cindy Schmidt, on February 20th, 2012
A semisoft Danish cow’s milk cheese with small irregular holes that is popular as a dessert cheese served with fruit and wine. Havarti was created in the 19th century by cheese maker Hanne Nielsen, who studied European methods and developed this cheese naming it after the farm it was created on.
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By
Cindy Schmidt, on December 12th, 2011
Football is happening! The Badgers are headed to the Rose Bowl and the Packers are rock-in! I thought it would be great to share some football cheese recipe ideas. These can be used anytime, of course, these are not just for football. The first recipe is an appetizer that is easy and very creative.
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By
Cindy Schmidt, on November 14th, 2011
Candles are burning and the fireplace is crackling, carols are playing softly and the mood is all about traditions with family and friends. This is my favorite time of year! The weather in Wisconsin calls for some warm appetizers and seasonal flavors. Color and taste are what I think about when planning for any event.
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By
Cindy Schmidt, on October 14th, 2011
One of my favorite seasons happens to be fall. Beautiful scenery and time to think about those comfort foods that warm the home and soul. I look at the changing trees and think orange, yellow, and green. Funny how that can relate to some wonderful foods to dress any table for that special occasion whether
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By
Cindy Schmidt, on April 21st, 2011
Specialty cheese is like taking an adventure to a new and wonderful place! I really enjoy making platters for guests coming over for cocktails before dining out or before a nice dinner at home. Everyone I know loves cheese!
If you are a beginner with specialty cheeses, I would recommend starting with a caprese tray
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