Meal and wine pairing
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Meal families
Cheeses
Ada’s Honor
United States. Maine.
Soft-ripened goat's milk cheese with natural rind.
Cheeses
Ashbrook
United States. Vermont.
Semi-soft raw cow's milk cheese with a striking vein of ash through the middle and a washed rind.
Ripening : 3 months.
Cheeses
Beaufort chalet d’alpage
France. Savoie.
Type of Beaufort d’été produced at 1500 meters above sea level and with the milk of a single flock.
Cheeses
Beaufort fruity
France. Savoie.
Firm, unpasteurised cow's milk cheese.
Ripening : 6 months minimum.
Main meals
Berthoud
France. Haute-Savoie.
Abondance cheese rubbed with garlic, grated or cut, seasoned and covered with white wine then browned.
Served with jacket potatoes.
Shellfish and Seafood
Bordeaux style crayfish
Crayfish flambéed with Cognac and a mirepoix with a tomato-based sauce and white wine.
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Boudin blanc
Boudin blanc : white sausage made of white meat with milk instead of blood.
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Cremont
United States. Vermont.
Pasteurized cow and goat's milk double cream cheese with a natural rind.
Ripening : 2 to 3 weeks.
Sea fish
Curled fried whiting
Fried whiting with mayonnaise made with a hard boiled egg.
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Dancing fern
United States. Tennessee.
Semi-hard raw cow's milk cheese.
Ripening : 2 months.
Cheeses
Emmental
Switzerland.
Also produced in Germany, Austria, Denmark, USA, Finland, France, Ireland and Netherlands.
Semi-hard cow's milk cheese.
Pizza, Quiche, Tart and Pie
Flammekueche
France. Alsace.
Thin layer of dough covered with cream or cheese and bacon and onions.
Main meals
Fondue savoyarde
France. Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. Haute-Savoie. Savoie.
Traditional Savoie cheese fondue (Beaufort, Comté, Emmenthal, Gruyère, Tomme de Savoie) where small cubes of bread are dipped.
Cheeses
Good Thunder
United States. Minnesota.
Soft-ripened cow's milk cheese with a washed rind with beer (Brown ale).