Re: [CH] Camembert & Habanero sauce
ChefChile@aol.com
Thu, 27 May 1999 00:01:15 EDT
In a message dated 5/26/99 2:04:13 PM Pacific Daylight Time, deimel@mabi.de
writes:
<< Talking of which...not the hardcore French type of Camembert made of
unpasteurized milk where you can't eat the skin, but the "junk food" type
that keeps well-ripened for weeks.
<<snippage>>
Toasted white bread with cheese, and sauce poured on it, it's Heaven.
<<more snippage>>
Wolfgang.
>>
Having been to France recently, I agree with you, except for the toasting of
the white bread. A good crusty baguette with a slab of camembert and some
hotsauce is out of this world. Almost anything on good crusty bread is
exceptional.
Just for the sake of information I used some of Jim's Backdraft and some of
Calvin's Magic Powder while in France. I try not to leave home without some
of my own "Comfort Condiments".
As for the skin of the Camembert being inedible...I ate it. So far I haven't
croaked so maybe I was lucky. I didn't know you weren't supposed to eat the
skin of the cheese.
"I don't suffer from insanity, I enjoy every minute of it."
John "ChefChile" Whalen