- Use a cheese slicer to make even slices (1/8- to 1/4-thick). Using a few seasoned cheeses, like Jalapeño Jack, will give the appearance of changing leaves.
- To make leaves of various sizes, use cheese-leaf cutters (available in cookware and hardware stores).
- In the center of a round cheese board, place a bowl of cranberry relish (available in most grocery stores).
- Place leaves in a ring around the bowl. Repeat layering with remaining leaves. Cover with plastic wrap and store in refrigerator until serving time. Use leftover cheese leaves for snacks, casseroles, pizzas and salads.
Popular posts
-
Are you looking for a perfect engagement ring for your loved one? Gold looks more traditional, platinum is quite expensive! Have you hea...
-
A well-designed room is a very important part of hospitality, and plays a crucial role in making your guests feel comfortable and well care...
-
While deciding your kitchen design layout, you need to keep some things in mind - adequate light, ventilation, and especially functionality...
-
Since the day we begin to understand things and start getting exposure to the big bad world out there, I think most of us have a desire ...
-
I came across this question in a list of frequently used interview questions. What can you come up with... in about 2 minutes? Be creative, ...
-
Decorating the bedroom is one of the most important and tedious tasks and it comes to interior design. The master bedroom is the largest...
-
The need for a beard can vary from man to man. Some want to grow a beard to attract women, while others would like to be stylish by disp...
-
There are many different methods of glass repair scratch. One can choose a method, depending on the tools and / or materials they wish t...
-
People, who use some techniques on how to sleep better experience minor health problems, night, and brighter and cheerful days. You may ...
-
The natural colour and appearance of the skin is called complexion. You will find that human skin colour ranges from black to pink white...
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Autumn Wreath
Posted by
Asad
,
at
7:09 AM
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)