I tried this cheese for the first time about a month ago at my grandma's house. We bought the Dubliner & Blarney cheese as an ingredient for a spinach dip and to create an assorted cheese veggie & fruit plate for a get-together. These cheeses were some of the best I have ever tried. What I like is that both of them are very versatile and can be included in a wide variety of recipes, from starters to desserts.
The Dubliner cheese is a somewhat sweet and nutty hard cheese. It is a lightly sharp, aged cow's milk cheese. With each bite comes a unique flavor, sometimes it tastes sharp, sometimes mild. This diverse cheese will go with a full-bodied Cabernet, a freshly pulled pint of Guinness, apple cider or juice, or simply melted between a few slices of crusty brown bread. I had it with a piece of french baguette.
The Blarney Castle cheese is a more mild, and softer cheese made from cow's milk. What I love about this cheese is that does not have any artificial flavors and additives, it is 100% natural. It tastes similar to Gouda and complements an array of fresh fruit and a glass of crisp Sauvignon Blanc.
If you go to the website, there are a number of recipes that includes the Kerrygold products. My personal favorites are: Sticky Date Pudding, Meling Moments Cookies, Bubbly Cheddar Tomatoes & Pear, Cumin Seed and Aged Cheddar Grilled Sandwich.
Sticky Date Pudding
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ReplyDeletethat pear-cheddar sandwich sounds like a fresh idea to try.
ReplyDeleteOh man...I haven't really met a cheese I didn't like. This looks great. I'll definitely have to check it out. At what store did you buy it?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the review! I absolutely LOVE cheese, but am sometimes afraid to buy a new one without trying it first or knowing anything about it.
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