Any strong cheese is good in an omelet, IMO. I like Gruyere, Fontina, sharp cheddar, etc.
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Gruyere and fontina are exactly what I was thinking. Anything that is aged in the 6-12 month range should work well. That's long enough to develop some flavor but still melt well.
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Almost 3lb pichana, smoked/roasted off the cooler side of the grill. Pulled at 125.
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Hey thanks cheese experts - I was surprised at the answers, I assumed a milder cheese would suit an omelet. Shows how much I know..
Soon-ish:
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Gonna be chicken Shawarma-ish later on.
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Gonna be chicken Shawarma-ish later on.
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I love it when Nigella Lawson and her bodacious ta tas say “pasta”
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got some fresh roasted hatch chiles Tuesday, got a big batch of porky goodness cooking right now.
Excellent. We did that last weekend.
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Homemade pici for the ragù.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...29405377ff.jpg
I want sharedskittles to invite me to dinner and talk about government approved roundabouts.
Isn't this the same sort of thing as assless chaps? https://ridemonkey.bikemag.com/image...ies/xthink.gif :D
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These were pretty good. Rainbow trout from a local reservoir, olive oil, salt, pepper, and stuffed with garden fresh thyme, sage, chives and lemon slices. Cooked in parchment paper.
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Found a cheap pack of whole wings at the store so I split em, threw em in a bag with salt, pepper, paprika, and a little buttermilk overnight then dredged in jiffy baking mix for deep frying out back on the big wok burner. Gonna be good!
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