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Old 01-26-2008, 06:03 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Tried an aged Parrano gouda - very good
gouda with mediteranian herbs - good, but not as good as with the aged
extra sharp cheddar - tasty but didn't microwave very well, going to try an aged cheddar maybe tomorrow

Tried again with the aged parmesan blend I mentioned above, with some Italian seasoning on top but this time a little bigger. Rubbed them with a clove of garlic, then used them to dip a tomato, basil and olive oil bruschetta. Wow!!!
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