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"The Gourmet Cheese of the Month Club"
Kathleen Calef, Director of Product Development for The Gourmet Cheese of the Month Club™ has been passionate about artisanal cheese...
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Aug 13, 20162 min read


igourmet Charcuterie of the Month Club
Charcuterie, pronounced SHAR-kyu-TREE, is a word of French origin that refers to prepared meats. The world of charcuterie encompasses...
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Aug 13, 20163 min read


International Charcuterie Cheese Club from igourmet
Each month igourmet.com's cheese experts will introduce you to three exceptional cheeses, each hand cut in a convenient half pound...
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Aug 7, 20162 min read


Charcuterie Cheese that pairs with Port
Port falls into two broad categories: ruby ports, characterized by intense, red fruit and berry flavors; and tawny ports, distinguished...
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Aug 6, 20161 min read


Charcuterie Cheese that pairs with Zinfandel
Pronunciation of zinfandel is (zin-fen-del). Zinfandel tends to be lighter in color that Cabernet and Merlot, but have a bolder taste...
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Aug 6, 20162 min read


Charcuterie Cheese that pairs with Merlot
Merlot is a red wine variety with historical roots in the Bordeaux region and the southwest area of France. Winemakers from France, the...
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Aug 6, 20162 min read


Charcuterie Cheese that pairs with Pinot Noir
Pinot Noir is quite possibly the oldest grape variety to be cultivated for the purpose of making wine. Pinot Noir produces an astonishing...
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Aug 6, 20162 min read


Charcuterie Cheese that pairs with Riesling
Enjoy a delivery of a hand-selected assortment of three cheeses that pairs well with Riesling wines from igourmet.
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Aug 6, 20162 min read


Charcuterie Cheese that pairs with Sauvignon Blanc
Sauvignon Blanc is a crisp, refreshing and straight forward white wine. Sauvignon Blanc grapes trace their origins back to the Bordeaux...
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Aug 6, 20163 min read


Charcuterie Cheese that pairs with Champagne
La Champagne is a region of timeless natural beauty. The name derives from the Latin 'campus', 'campania', or field. In Old French, this...
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Aug 6, 20162 min read


Charcuterie Cheese that pairs with Cabernet Sauvignon
When you think of the finest red wines in the world, you often are thinking of wines made with Cabernet Sauvignon. This grand grape is...
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Aug 6, 20162 min read


Charcuterie History: Roman Times
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Mar 27, 20161 min read


Mangalica Ham from Spain
Ham connoisseurs, take note. This is the ham of all hams, with unparalleled texture and deep flavor. Dry-cured in Spain for three years,...
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Mar 20, 20161 min read


Jambon de Bayonne French Prosciutto
Jambon de Bayonne, or French Prosciutto, is an all-natural, dry-aged meat that makes a fantastic addition to charcuterie platters. In...
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Mar 20, 20162 min read


Pâté de Campagne, Country-Style
Pâté is a favorite on charcuterie platters or at cocktail parties. This Pâté relies on all-natural ingredients for its great taste,...
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Mar 19, 20161 min read


Classic Charcuterie Duck Leg Confit
Confit (pronounced kuhn-fee) is a specialty from the heart of Gascony, and a traditional method of preserving meat before refrigeration....
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Mar 19, 20161 min read


Mousse of Duck Foie Gras, a traditional charcuterie recipe
Foie gras (fwah grah) is the fattened liver of a waterfowl (duck or goose), a natural phenomenon encouraged by a special hand-feeding...
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Mar 19, 20161 min read
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