Uniting a few of my favorite flavors into a surprising post-dinner hit is undoubtedly a tiny thrill. I'm sure by now it's no secret how much Mascarpone is adored in these parts. Which today's paring just reinforced. Matched up with Creminelli Bresaola and Dalmatia Sour Cherry Spread, Mascarpone plays quite nicely.
The Mascarpone gives a cushioned, lactic mouth feel to soften the sour edge of the cherry and bring out it's sweetness. While the Bresaola adds a wine like note with its subtle herb and rich bloody/iron tang. Trust me, this simple (and slightly messy) arrangement brings the ol' "sweet and salty" classic flavor combo to a decadent grown-up level.
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August 07, 2013
November 09, 2012
Casalingo Salami
So it seems I haven't made enough time for that other area of specialty foods dear to my heart. Charcuterie (or Salami). Now Charcuterie is really the Luigi to cheese's Mario. As Bourdain is to Ripert. You understand. They are meant to occupy the same culinary space. As most cured meat also developed in tandem with a cheese. In a time when finding creative ways to preserve food was of utmost importance.
Continued after the jump...
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