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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
THANKS TO THE many recipe contributors and chefs who gave their time, talents, and expertise to The Great Big Cheese Cookbook. Special gratitude goes to the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board staff for their tireless efforts in making this book a realityMarilyn Wilkinson, LuAnn Lodl, Mary Litviak, and Heather Porter Engwall. And especially, deep appreciation goes to Running Press for publishing this homage to cheese.
FIND THE PERFECT PAIRING
CHEESESUGGESTED WINE PAIRINGSUGGESTED BEER PAIRING
BRIE AND CAMEMBERT are ivory- colored, soft-bodied cheeses with rich, creamy textures and earthy flavors.A simple sparkling wine, such as a Moscato dAsti, offers a crisp, mildly sweet complement.Apple or pear ciders offer a tart, fruit-flavored complement.
MASCARPONE is a soft, rich, creamy cheese with a clean, sweet finish.The fresh fruits and acids of a Pinot Gris blend seamlessly with the cheese and refresh the palate.A delicious Raspberry or cherry fruit lambic brightens the sweetness of the cheese.
MUENSTER is a semisoft, whole milk cheese with mild, sweet cream flavor and a smooth texture.A wide variety of wines work well with Muenster. Try Sauvignon Blanc for its perfect balance of fruit and acid.Pilsners, with their mild flavors and slight hoppiness, are a good match.
MONTEREY JACK is a semisoft cheese with a smooth, creamy texture; mild flavor; and a slightly tangy finish.The apple, pear, and citrus flavor notes of Riesling complement Monterey Jacks tangy finishThe nutty flavors of an easy-to-drink nut brown ale complement the creamy texture of the cheese.
HAVARTI is a creamy, buttery semisoft cheese with a slightly acidic finish.A bright, young Beaujolais Nouveau will delight with its fresh fruit notes and herbal aroma.The cocoa and coffee flavors of a mild stout will accentuate the cream and mildly acidic flavor notes.
FONTINA is a whole milk cheese with a buttery texture and earthy, tart flavors.An unoaked Chardonnay is a vibrant companion for this versatile cheese.A variety of Pilsners offer a good match, with their mild flavors and slight hoppiness.
SWISS AND BABY SWISS vary in texture, but both have a nutty flavor.Sauvignon Blancs bright fruit and floral notes complement the nuttiness.A wheat beer (Weizen/Weiss) elevates the flavor of Swiss.
GRUYRE is a semihard cheese with the full, nutty, rich flavors of earth and grass.Rieslings fresh fruits and acids blend with the cheese and refresh the palate. Gruyre also pairs well with Pinot Noir.Wheat beer works well, but a stout or porter with big cocoa and coffee flavors provide a more powerful flavor combination.
GOUDA AND EDAM are cheeses with sweet cream-flavor notes. Gouda is made with whole milk, and Edam is made with nonfat milk, resulting in a different texture for each.A buttery and full-bodied Chardonnay plays off the buttery, sweet cream texture.A nut brown ale complements the sweet cream flavors and texture. A creamy stout that is not too overpowering will work as well.
AGED BRICK is ivory to yellow in color, with small openings. Its sweet, nutty flavor deepens and intensifies with age.A Gewrztraminer, both sweet and spicy with a floral aroma, offers a subtle contrast.The bittersweet flavor notes of bock stand up to aged brick.
MEDIUM TO AGED CHEDDAR is brothy to beefy in flavor with a creamy to crumbly texture.Many red wines are a nice complement, but a ruby port or Madeira offers the same great contrast that fruit brings to nuts.A big, bold stout with rich cocoa and coffee flavors stands up well to the flavor of Cheddar.
PROVOLONE has a few small eyeholes and ranges in color from creamy white to ivory. The flavor is very mild when young and becomes big and piquant with age.The spicy fruit flavors of Amorone or a classic Chianti match well with the full flavors of the cheese.An oatmeal stout or a porter, rich in malt flavors, complements the nutty flavors of the cheese.
MOZZARELLA is smooth and elastic in body, with a very delicate, milky flavor.A fresh Beaujolais, full of fruit flavors, pairs with this quiet-flavored cheese.The mild flavor of Pilsner complements the delicate flavor of mozzarella.
ROMANO is a hard/firm cheese with a big, nutty, and piquant flavor profile.The fruitiness found in Chianti provides a playful contrast to Romano.Apple or pear ciders offer a fruity, tart taste contrast.
PARMESAN is a hard cheese with nutty flavors and notes of salt and sweet milk.A sweet, late-harvest Riesling or Vin Santo will bring out both the saltiness and the sweetness.A Scotch ale, with its nutty and hoppy flavors, contrasts with this cheese perfectly.
ASIAGO is a hard cheese that offers a flavor combination between Cheddar and Parmesan. It is nutty with piquant notes.A sweet, berry-driven Merlot or a Pinot Noir contrasts beautifully.A delicious raspberry or cherry fruit lambic posts a big fruit contrast to the nutty piquant cheese.
FARMER CHEESE has a semisoft texture and clean, fresh milk flavor.Keep it clean and simple by pairing with a refreshing Sauvignon Blanc.Mild Pilsners provide a simple but enjoyable complement.
GORGONZOLA is a soft, creamy, and mild blue-veined cheese with hints of earthiness in its finish.A rich, fruit-driven Pinot Noir is a classic complement.A big porter, with its deep flavors, balances the relatively big flavors of Gorgonzola.
BLUE CHEESE has a crumbly texture and is full of sharp, robust flavors.A big and robust port provides a contrast in flavors.Raspberry or cherry fruit lambic contrasts the full flavor of blue cheese.
WHERE IT COMES FROM MATTERS
IT WAS MORE than 160 years ago when European settlers first brought their time-honored cheesemaking techniques to Wisconsin. Their traditions, combined with the high-quality milk that came from Wisconsins pasture-fed cows, marked the beginning of the states passion for cheeseand its reputation for making the best.
Today, Wisconsin is home to some of the worlds most celebrated cheesemakers. Some pay homage to the early settlers, staying true to the ways of their ancestors. Others have veered from tradition to develop innovative techniques that are all their own. Although methods may have changed over the last two centuries, the flavor and quality of the milk are still excellent. (In fact, the quality of todays milk is even better due to improved nutrition and housing for dairy cows.) Many Wisconsin artisans still use milk exclusively from cows that graze on lush, rolling pastures and drink from the areas pristine, limestone-filtered waters. Thats one reason why Wisconsin cheese is like no other, and why so many cheesemakers have honed their craft in what has come to be known as Americas Dairyland.
With the very best production techniques, the finest raw ingredients, and a steadfast commitment to excellence, its no wonder that Wisconsin cheeses consistently win more awards than cheeses from any other state or nation. Its also no wonder that more than six hundred varieties, types, and styles hail from the state.
When you enjoy Wisconsin cheese, you can taste the quality and craftsmanship in every bite. And the more you compare it to other cheeses, the more it becomes clearwhere it comes from really does matter.
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