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DIY: Marinated Cheese


Spice up your cheese! Marination is a glow-up for your curds, introducing layers of tastiness you didn’t know were possible.

Berry-Citrus Layer Dip with Montchevre Plain Goat Cheese


Picture a typical Fourth of July picnic spread. You’ve got the classic apps and sides: potato chips, macaroni salad, watermelon wedges. The main course usually takes the form of hot dogs and burgers hot off the grill. If there’s dessert, it might appear in shades (artificial or natural) of red, white, and blue. It’s as […]

Chef’s Dish: I’d Rather Be (Yoo)Eating


Korean-American comfort food is on the menu for chef Irene Yoo, and she isn’t skimping on the cheese.

Great 28 Pairings: Sotol


If you’re unfamiliar with sotol, you’re not alone. The earthy, smooth-sipping spirit is native to the northern Chihuahuan Desert (and great with cheese).

Shop Talk: New York Shops


Astoria Bier & Cheese, Cheese of the World, and Stand Alone Cheese are bringing international and domestic fromage to their diverse NY neighborhoods.

Great 28 Pairings: Caviar


The caviar industry is in the midst of a reformation. Try adding some cultured dairy to your sustainable caviar, and thank us later.

Great 28 Pairings: Rauchbier


Finessing the Rauchbier recipe has enabled New World brewers to deliver a more subtle smoke profile that plays nicely with a host of food pairings.

In Season: Ramps


So maybe you’ve never tasted ramps, or if you have, you’re not quite sure how to pair them with cheese. Either way—don’t worry, we’ve got you.

Cheese Remix: Cheese Ballin’


These are not your grandma’s cheese ball recipes. Bring new life to this holiday favorite.

New on the Market for Winter 2019


We’ve rounded up six hot products to look out for on your next shopping trip. Made with wildflower honey and red raspberries from Chile and Mexico, Raspberry Mead from Long Island-based Beacon Meadery has us dreaming of warmer weather. Pair the boozy, honey-forward pour with something sharp and salty, like aged gouda or Pecorino Romano. […]

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