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Around The World in 80 Cheeses

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Limburger - Belgium, Germany & the Netherlands

Limburger cheese was born in the Duchy of Limburg, a state from the former Holy Roman Empire but is now the region that spreads across Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands. It has a particularly smelly odor (some might say it smells like feet), which makes its mild flavor quite surprising. The stinkiness comes from a special smear ripening process with bacterium. Once it's fully ripened, it turns from crumbly to creamy and is often prepared in a sandwich on rye with onion, accompanied by black coffee or a bold lager. That's a German sammy for ya.


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Three Cheese Baguette

You'll drool over this 3 cheese, bacon-wrapped baguette.

 

INGREDIENTS

  • Blue cheese
  • Cheddar cheese
  • Mozarella
  • 1 baguette
  • Sun-dried tomatoes
  • Bacon

METHOD

  1. Cut your cheeses into thin slices
  2. Slice baguette down the middle (like a sandwich)
  3. Layer cheddar, blue, and mozarella cheese inside the bread
  4. Top with sun-dried tomatoes
  5. Close baguette and wrap with bacon strips
  6. Put in oven and bake for 20 minutes at 350 degrees
  7. Slice and serve!