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I desire mostarda immediately

One of Culture’s recent articles has taken a particular amusing to my taste buds… the latest cheese-companion, mostarda. I am, and have always been, an addict for all things with a kick. A kick, that is, from pungent chemicals in food. Gingerol in ginger, piperine in peppercorns, capsaicin in chillis, allicin in garlic (although I must admit that I tend to avoid garlic due to the horrific oral “hangover” that it insists upon) and probably my favourite of them all – allyl isothiocyanates in horseradish, wasabi and mustard.

What tantalizing effects this chemical brings to your palate. A refreshing and invigorating tingle that takes the eating experience to a whole new dimension. For this reason, I am exceptionally keen on trying mostarda, especially with some of the delicious artisan cheeses that I have been sampling recently through my work with Culture.

Please put some on my cheese!

Mostardo

Why not just make some? It's dead on easy! I have posted a recipe on my blog BLOG.ABOUTYOUCATERING.COM
I hope that I didn't violate any codes by posting that.

Wow this looks like a great

Wow this looks like a great recipe! Thanks for sharing! I'm not sure I'll find the time to attempt this during school time but if I do I'll let you know!

mustarda

Mostartda + SHEEP CHEESE = yum... well that and honey + sheep cheese = exquisite romance. Traverso's in Santa Rosa had an import on its shelves from Italy last time I was in... and also I saw some imports at the Olivers Market cheese counter. Olivers is a family owned market chain in Sonoma County. I think they have 3 locations here.

Oooh I am drooling... thanks

Oooh I am drooling... thanks for the tips! I must find a willing friend to drive me around the north in search of this stuff!!

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