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#12667
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Please share your favorite way to use or serve blue cheese.
My favorite is a few pieces of blue cheese (my favorite is Maytag Blue)with a glass of port. If I have some pears, a few slices go well with the cheese too.
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I love when we have leftover flank steak. A little flank on a slice of baguette with blue cheese under the broiler... yum!
Actually, any combination of red meat and blue cheese for me is my favorite.
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I like to make bleu cheese (or Gorgonzola) stuffed burgers... take 1/3# burger, shape into two thin patties... place bleu cheese on one and top with the other... seal edges well and grill to your liking... Top with a slice of raw red onion... melted bleu cheese in the middle! YUMMMMM! <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Grin.gif" alt="" /> NOTE: serve with lots of napkins for the runoff! Another suggestion, for Thanksgiving leftovers... Put some bleu cheese in the leftover gravy and re-heat til all the cheese is melted and stirred in... add crumbled turkey meat... serve over toast or english muffins with cranberry sauce on the side... <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Thumbsup.gif" alt="" />
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Try jumbo stuffed shells, with tuna, ricotta cheese and blue cheese. A great combination!
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Ooooo... that sounds good! maybe with a red clam sauce & mozzarella on top???
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How about stuffing the Bleu Cheese into olives for a Martini? YUM!
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Great suggestions! Leagle49, I like the way you think! Martinis are another one of my favorites.
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Blue cheese, figs, glass of red wine!
Excellent.
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Leagle49 said:
How about stuffing the Bleu Cheese into olives for a Martini? YUM! we can get them at our local supermarket, already stuffed! They are really good!
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Yeah I get them stuffed with blue cheese, also garlic and jalapenos.
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Our favorites are still "Adirondack Bill's" garlic stuffed wasabi olives!!! YUMMM!!! Make a great martini!
You can only buy them in the Adirondacks, Upstate NY...
Not yet available online (bummer!)...
I have only seen them sold in small "Kwik Marts" attached to gas stations & a few deli's...
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We ate in a restaurant last night that served a small snack with our cocktails. The snack was dates stuffed with blue cheese, wrapped in bacon and baked. Yummy. I imagine figs would work too!
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I've had the same without the bacon.
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