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    Default A Little Dinner Party

    My old boss still calls me to do some catering gigs now and then. This one was in Boston.
    The client has a beautiful home, and the crowd wasn't too shabby, nuff said...short skirts,
    pro football players.

    I grabbed these pics after I set up the the cold buffet table. The menu was a mix of hot and cold...
    Buckwheat noodles thai, raw bar, sliced tenderloin, butter poached lobster rolls, and on and on.
    The table was my work...

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    Default Re: A Little Dinner Party

    i'm on the way atmo.

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    Default Re: A Little Dinner Party

    You've got a way with food and flair my friend. In your company I'd grow two sizes in a week.
    Good looking spread.
    I take it this crowd can eat and drink.
    Impressed

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    Default Re: A Little Dinner Party

    What kind of cheese is the one in the middle?

    The one that looks kinda like a cheese inside a cheese.

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    Default Re: A Little Dinner Party

    Quote Originally Posted by YO!!! View Post
    What kind of cheese is the one in the middle?

    The one that looks kinda like a cheese inside a cheese.
    If I remember correctly, it is a French Goat Cheese log...

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    Quote Originally Posted by RIHans View Post
    If I remember correctly, it is a French Goat Cheese log...
    To the question, you might want to check out Humbolt Fog.
    Not sure whats going on with that cheese log. It's a little scarey.

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    Default Re: A Little Dinner Party

    Humbolt Fog is primo.

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    Default Re: A Little Dinner Party

    Good liquor too. Bombay Sapphire makes a killer martini.

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    Quote Originally Posted by summilux View Post
    Good liquor too. Bombay Sapphire makes a killer martini.
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    The cheese was killer...not "a killer". Special imported whatnot, tasted good.

    The bartenders served two cases of this old stuff...

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    Quote Originally Posted by RIHans View Post
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    The cheese was killer...not "a killer". Special imported whatnot, tasted good.

    The bartenders served two cases of this old stuff...
    that's a nice bottle. A client gave me a case of Coppola Blanc De Blancs. Give it a shot if you have the inclination.

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    Default Re: A Little Dinner Party

    Oh man, that must have been some party.
    I sure hope there was some classed growth Bordeaux or something from the Rhone to wash down that Chèvre.

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    Default Re: A Little Dinner Party

    when he's not fancying things up, Hans makes a mean strawberry apple sauce

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    Default Re: A Little Dinner Party

    that looks delicious. what's it taste like?

    Quote Originally Posted by Too Tall View Post
    To the question, you might want to check out Humbolt Fog.
    Not sure whats going on with that cheese log. It's a little scarey.

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    Default Re: A Little Dinner Party

    Humboldt fog? I'll try.

    First, I really like it because it is nearly as good as some of the best goat cheeses I've had in rural France and when my sister is visiting from Paris this makes her happy so there is that.

    The cheese is really three layers consisting of a slightly chewy rind than the pay off, a gooey runny middle layer that has an earthy after taste and last is the center. The center crumbles and is much milder than the middle runny layer. That dark streak apprently is a layer of ash which is pretty tasteless but it is part of this signature cheese from the maker. Sort of like the seat stays on a DK bike, they don't make sense but as a whole you have to love it.

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    Default Re: A Little Dinner Party

    Quote Originally Posted by RIHans View Post
    If I remember correctly, it is a French Goat Cheese log...
    looks like maybe a boucheron -- yes, French goat cheese

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