raymond74
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As an expert ( being a Dutchman) i can judge:
Yes, the French also know how to make cheese!
Bon appetit mes amis!
As an expert ( being a Dutchman) i can judge:
Yes, the French also know how to make cheese! Bon appetit mes amis! ...
Doesn’t look like Dutch cheese. 😉
I never say no to a very old piece of Gouda. IMO much better than Parmigiano. Enjoy. Best, Volker
Super food if u can get some Chablis,
had a partner in biz from the NL ,we had fun maybe too much at certain period of time.
French cheese is better when ripe
The Camembert doesn't look ripe, it should be bulging a little. There was a time in French restaurants when the cheese board came round after the meal, and the cheese was in tip top condition. Now you you often get a plate as in the picture.
WE do love to eat cheese in France and everywhere else. Enjoy
We start like this and finish on the next picture. ...
Funnily enough, French & Dutch do call each other "The other Country of Cheese" ! :)
Even if I am french I reckon Dutch are good at "hard cheese" (pate dure in French), whereas the "soft cheese" (pate molle in French) remain a French speciality ! Also agree with Sjlye, you can still find some restaurants with a proper cheese plateau even ...
The British love cheese too!
Many artisan & regional varieties in the UK. But the best cheese platter I ever tasted was in a Paris restaurant (cant remember its name - somewhere near St Germain) Cheers! G. ...
