We find cheese almost everywhere! In salads, pastries, sandwiches and many other healthy recipes in the kitchen. If you have one of the most favorite cooking products, here is an "army" with the right instructions according to experts on what products you can serve with six types of cheeses known to you.
Joey Wells is a global expert on dairy products and its by-products and for PureWow magazine he shared some valuable guidelines for all cheese lovers:
Fresh cheese
“A fresh cheese is pretty easy to spot because this category is made up of young, soft cheeses,” says Wells. According to the expert, they have a lighter and more lactic (milky) flavor. Some examples include feta (soft), ricotta (made from the whey of sheep's, cow's, goat's milk), mascarpone (cream cheese), chevre (goat's cheese), and fresh mozzarella. Try serving this cheese with sweet or fresh produce, such as tomatoes, onions, beans, balsamic vinegar or even watermelon.
Soft cheese
Brie (soft and creamy cheese) and Camembert (unpasteurized milk cheese) are two French cheeses that fall into the category of soft cheeses. You can serve it with a variety of foods, especially fruit, jam and honey.
Semi-soft cheese
Djathërat e kësaj kategorie kanë bazë qumështin e lopës dhe sipas ekspertit Wells ky djathë shkrihet më së miri në sanduiçe. Mund ta vendosni djathin gjysmë të butë në një pjatë dërrase dhe ta shoqëroni me arra dhe rrush.
Djathë gjysmë i fortë
“Djathërat gjysmë të fortë janë ata që janë vjetëruar dhe kanë shije më të fortë,” thotë Wells. Dy Më të preferuarit janë djathërat cheddar (djathë i verdhë i bërë nga qumështi i lopës) dhe Gouda (djathë holandez me qumësht lope). Eksperti thotë se djathërat gjysmë të fortë serviren me një larmi ushqimesh dhe pijesh.
Djathë i fortë
Djathërat e fortë si Parmigiano Reggiano (djath i fortë me aromë të ëmbël), Pecorino Romano (djathë me qumësht deleje) janë shumë të shijshëm dhe mund të serviren me proshutë, uthull balsamike, arra, domate, pasta, dardhë, etj.
Djathi blu
Expert Wells explains that: "Blue cheeses are created by incorporating mold into them." The most common type of blue cheese is Gorgonzola (soft cheese). Its unique taste goes very well with jam, honey, fruits such as figs, pears and apples.
