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Oil-cured cheese presented in a small glass jar, with pieces of cheese firmly submerged in oil flavored with herbs and spices. The cheese shows a firm texture and golden color, while the oil reflects the infused flavors.

Oil-Cured Cheese

Cured cheese in olive oil is a Spanish tradition that is one of the best ways to preserve Manchego or some other cheeses. Also, this technic turns the product into an even tastier delight, Covering the food completely with oil prevents contact with air, which helps to make cheeses last longer.

INGREDIENTS:

 

INSTRUCTIONS:

 (It is important that both the cheese and the oil are of high quality, the products we recommend above are perfect for this procedure.) 

  1. Cut a wedge of cheese into small pieces, about the size of a bite.
  2. Place in a clean glass container with an airtight seal.
  3. Pour the Olive Oil into the jar and cover the cheese pieces with it. Cover tightly and store in a cool, dark place, or in the fridge.
  4. To preserve the cheese in a flavored oil, you can add fresh or dried herbs such as thyme or rosemary. Also, a good option is peppercorns, a clove of garlic and a pinch of cayenne for a spicy touch.
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Preparing cheese with quince

Preparing cheese with quince

Preparing cheese with quince is a classic and delicious combination that combines the softness of cheese with the sweetness of quince.

Ingredients:


Instructions:

1) Prepare the ingredients.

  • Cheese: Cut the cheese into thin slices or small pieces, as you prefer.
  • Quince: If the quince comes in a large piece, cut it into thin slices. If it is already sliced, no further slicing is necessary.
2) Assemble the dish: Place the cheese slices on a serving plate, add the quince slices next to the cheese, or on top of the cheese if you prefer to combine them.


3) Garnish: You can add some chopped walnuts or almonds for a crunchy touch and additional flavor.

4) Serve: Serve the dish at room temperature so that the cheese is at its best texture and flavor.

Tips

  • Pairing: Cheese with quince jelly is ideal with a good red wine or even with a sweet wine, such as port.
  • Variations: You can try with different types of cured cheese and adjust the amount of quince according to your taste.


Enjoy this traditional and delicious combination that never goes out of style!

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