Can Chef Saeng Turn Stinky Limburger Cheese Into An Amazing Meal? | Delish
Our Smelly Food Connoisseur™️ is back to take on a cheese so smelly it's been known to clear out an entire room. Limburger cheese, originally of Belgian origins, has come into internet popularity recently for it's stinky qualities, but, we are here to prove that it holds its own as a delectable treat.
Host: Saeng Douangdara
Producer: Julia Smith
Editor: Ellie Black
Animation: Vineet Sawant
Graphics: Sarah Ceniceros
Post-Production Supervisor: Philip Swift
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Episode 2 - Stinky Cheese!
Cheese Therapy TVs latest episode focuses on yummy, stinky cheese!
- Sam and Helen tell you how to store your stinky cheese so it doesn't smell out your fridge!
- We show you how to make the perfect, gooey Baked Le Duc (Recipe by Will Studd)
- Sam shows us the delcious, beer washed Brewer's Gold cheese from Prom Country
- Our Chief Cheese Angel Adam visits Apostle Whey Cheese in Victoria
Grab your stinky cheese, a glass of wine and enjoy!
This Stinky Cheese is Washed in Sea Water! (Ep.49 ft. Taleggio)
On this episode, we try a cheese that has been washed in SEA water. So will this cheese FLOAT to the top or STINK down to the bottom? Find out on this BRINY new episode of the Cheese Show. Oh oh, oh oh oh, TA-LE-GGI-O...What’s in the middle? The cheese stuff.
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The Olivia and Joe Cheese Show is a weekly talk show where we try a new cheese every week. Historical, international, favorites to cheap bodega finds, we'll try anything! If you're a foodie who likes to laugh, you'll love the Cheese Show! More information about this week's cheese below:
Country - Italy
Milk Type - Cow
Pasteurization - Pasteurized
Rennet Type - Animal
Age - 1-2 months
Taleggio is an iconic Italian soft, pungent, washed rind cheese! It’s been made in the northern Valsassina foothills since the 9th century. Washed rinds are literally washed with a brine to foster a sticky, orange edible rind. After Taleggio is washed with seawater, then air from the original caves gets pumped onto it to cause a soft and earthy grey mold. When it’s ripe, Taleggio has a pudding texture, perfect to smear on veggies or toasty bread. It tastes meaty, nutty, and fruity!
Pairing Suggestions: It’s great grated on salads, and it melts well and is awesome in risotto or on polenta. We are eating ours with speck, an Italian meat, and we’re drinking the dry white wine from Italy, Pinot Grigio Bartenura from provincia di pavia.
If You Can’t Find This Cheese: Look for another washed rind - you can find them by their distinctive yellow-orange rind. And it'll be stinky!
If you like this cheese, let us know below! What do you like to pair with this cheese? How would you describe the way this cheese tastes? What are your favorite cheeses?
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The Most stinky cheese of them all
Welcome to the world of Cheese!!! we all love it, we all want more of it. but today , let me introduce you to the stinkiest, the smelliest of them all!! the unconquered world of stinky cheese. the more the better !!!
Cheesemonger Training: Cross Selling and Pairings 4: Salty Stinky Creamy Cheeses
In this video, Nathan and Liz give you tips on how to use to recipe and pairing ideas to use as cross selling techniques. This will help you drive sales in your cheese shop as well as provide excellent customer service!
Stinky Cheeses from Wisconsin | State of Cheese
Pungent, gamy and even barnyardy are all ways to describe this family of big-flavored, washed-rind cheese. By washing the rind during the maturing process in a combination of brine and/or alcohol, funky aromas develop on the outside, and intense, savory flavors on the inside. Live a little -- embrace the stink! We certainly do.
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Here in Wisconsin, we stay busy making the best cheese on Earth. We believe that great cheese makes the world a better and happier place, and we’re constantly pushing the boundaries of what cheese can be - through new varieties, textures, and flavors. We believe in tradition and innovation. And while you'll find classic cheeses, you'll also find cheeses that are original to our state.
We'd love for you to try our cheese and decide for yourself.
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