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Someone with a better eye (or camera) could have done something great with the condensation/cream rosette goops here, I suspect.
Cheese bokeh!
Recovering from party still and autumn has hit, with a sudden drop in temperature, wind and rain.
So smoked haddock potatoes, courtesy of Nigel Slater's Real Food and a pinch of extra cheese. He should be knighted for teaching Matt to cook.
Strobist Info: One Nikon SB24 into a shoot through umbrella off camera right. Fired with a Cactus v2s
You can see the setup shot here. Although, for this shot only the strobe on the right was used.
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Once the meatballs had finished cooking, I used the convection oven to heat up the cheese bread. (Garlic bread with cheese on top). This worked really well. Was done in no time and the tops were perfect.
Strobist Info: Two strobes through shoot through umbrellas triggered with Cactus v2s. One Nikon SB24 camera right. One Nikon SB600 camera left at the height of the table.
You can see the setup shot here.
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Castles, cheese, wine and chocolate: what’s not to love about Gruyères?
Inside La Maison du Gruyère, we head to the upstairs viewing area where wall plaques and audio-guides explain all about making the famous Gruyère cheese.
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I really could not believe this when I saw it, luckily my camera was with me all the time, it is a genuine cheese and would certainly not be allowed here in the UK I am sure.
Remember the cheese guy from "Schoolhouse Rock!" who hankered for a hunka cheese? They say his mummified head is in here somewhere!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xRv9ZQOCPo
Taken during the Toronto Photo Walks group's South Bloor West Village walk on May 4th, 2013.
goat cheese bavarois, rhubarb compote, candied rhubarb, basil mint syrup, peppered blueberries, basil mint crisps
When I was Switzerland, I had no problem consuming dairy over there. It was so bizarre. So I've figured out that I can have hard cheeses, no problem back home but I try to stick to non-American cheese and hard cheese while here. Unfortunately, while I was able to drink milk there easy....I still can't handle cows milk here. So bizarre. So I'm back to Almond milk. Not sure what the deal is, whether it's the hormones thing or the way the milk is pasteurized or what?!!! But it was pretty cool to consume dairy freely when I was in Europe. It was pretty hard to avoid cheese in Switzerland which is known for it's chocolate and cheese. :-)
Found this at Trader Joes, yay!