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Doc Walrus
Jan 2, 2014




Cryin' Chris is a WASTE.
Nap Ghost
Let's say that I was making a sandwich with

1.Banana Peach Ice Cream Bread
2.Shredded Pork Tenderloin, tossed in a little bit of brown BBQ sauce
3.Caramelized Onions

All of which is pretty sweet. What's a good cheese to put on this sandwich to balance out all the sweet?

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Doc Walrus
Jan 2, 2014




Cryin' Chris is a WASTE.
Nap Ghost

tonberrytoby posted:

Probably something intense with medium saltiness to contrast the sweetness and a hard texture to go against the mushiness of the other ingredients. Last time I made something remotely similar I went for a Kristallkäse, that is a especially crunchy Le Gruyère.
If it was sliced meat instead of shredded, I would go for an intense camembert or brie variation. I prefer Le grande rustique here, or Le Delice.

I might also try a Gudbrandsdalsost, or other brown cheese, to go along with the sweetness instead of counteracting it. But it will probably more of a gimmick.

It mostly depends what is sold in your area, cheese is more regional then you think.

Groovy, I'll look for those. I know that I can get my hands on some nice aged gouda or manchego here in Austin, TX-- would those work, or are they not intense enough?

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