#2 Blog Cheese of the Week (with a wine suggestion)

I would like to introduce my first

Spicy, Sweet, and Nutty.  Best substitution for Pepper Jack cheese on a cheese platter.
Spicy, Sweet, and Nutty. Best substitution for Pepper Jack cheese on a cheese platter.

Cheese and Wine pairing for the week.   The Red Leicester (pronounced LES-ter) is an English Cheddar. It has sweet red bell peppers and chili. It an intriguing mixes of spice and sweet, with a creamy texture. I would pair well with a dry Merlot, a Rioja or a Shiraz/Syrah.   It’s the perfect addition to a Buffalo chicken pizza or sandwich shredded. It makes and excellent substitute for pepper jack cheese on a party platter. Personally, I am going to embark and try it with Red pepper Pasta. You can only find this cheese at Trader Joe’s.

 

I would suggest the Montebuena Rioja wine to serve with this cheese.WP_20140801_020[1]

I would also suggest a Washington State Boom Boom Syrah or a Maryland Linganore Steeple Chase Red if you want a more Sweeter wine.

 Listed are the links for where to find the cheese and a recipe I found for the Red Leiscester Cheese.

http://www.traderjoes.com/fearless-flyer/article.asp?article_id=1207

Red Leicester Macaroni and Cheese Recipe

#1 Blog Post trying this a third time maybe it will work this time

So I am stating a new blog about my favorite food in the world! CHEESE

 How to pair your cheese and wine.  I love this picture, its nice to save on your phone so you can pick the right one ;).
How to pair your cheese and wine. I love this picture, its nice to save on your phone so you can pick the right one ;).

! I personally enjoy cheese, wine, dessert, and all the good things in life.

  1. I would like to see if I can stick with something.
  2. I have a different take on food that I wanted to expand on.
  3. I want to force myself to be accountability for not posting as much as I could.
  4. I decided to start this blog on my Great grandmother Birthday because she was a big part of my love of cheese and the person I would like to be some day ( this post is publish like  5 years later so … Yeah).
  5. Why the name Cheese Have Curves?
    1. Cheese has curves, soft and creamy or (hard and nutty) and delicious. Women have curves, they are soft or hard, a little nutty and quite delicious when you love them right.

I hope that you will read along, laugh, comment, and enjoy this blog.

The fun stuff is coming just wanted to get the 1st post up!

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