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