Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Hi all,
my top seven is:
Niva (not that Russian car, but Czech Cheddar cheese!
)
Yadel (very salty and hard Turkish cheese)
Hermelín (Czech Camémbert)
Mozzarela (with tomamtoes and leaves of mint)
Sheep cheese
Beer cheese
Parenica (Slovak gammoned cheese)
Notices:
- Niva is harder than classic cheddar cheese but has more mold
- If you eat a whole piece of the yadel, your mouth is totally destroyed by salt
- Hermelín is a Czech speciality when it is drown in oil (over 30 days) with cut onion, tobasco, caraway, sauerkraut, paprika and with a hot pepper on the top. You can order it in every Czech pub, where they have it home-made (I make my homemeades, too).
Bon Apetit,
Pisis
my top seven is:
Niva (not that Russian car, but Czech Cheddar cheese!
Yadel (very salty and hard Turkish cheese)
Hermelín (Czech Camémbert)
Mozzarela (with tomamtoes and leaves of mint)
Sheep cheese
Beer cheese
Parenica (Slovak gammoned cheese)
Notices:
- Niva is harder than classic cheddar cheese but has more mold
- If you eat a whole piece of the yadel, your mouth is totally destroyed by salt
- Hermelín is a Czech speciality when it is drown in oil (over 30 days) with cut onion, tobasco, caraway, sauerkraut, paprika and with a hot pepper on the top. You can order it in every Czech pub, where they have it home-made (I make my homemeades, too).
Bon Apetit,
Pisis
