I love Leerdammer!
It has a very distinct flavour and large bubbles/holes inside. (It's nicknamed 'gatenkaas', 'holes cheese' around here.)
My mum told me the holes/bubbles and flavour are created by special bacteria letting out delicious farts. No idea if this is scientifically correct though, it's a very long time ago she told me this.
The texture is alike to a young Gouda, so I suppose they may need a bit longer in the microwave if you want to crisp them. They may stay a bit chewy though.
No reason not to buy it, it's a very tasty cheese just like it is!
All this talk of making cheese crisps\toasts - wonder if a compte cheese would work it's all I have in fridge - will try later! Looks like thinness is crucial thing I have baked parmesan ones in oven but never tried the microwave version.
Difficult day yesterday involved a vet visit as we were so concerned about Cooper who had a gastric problem - seems nasty bug doing rounds and he may have picked it up on his walks. We were really affected as he's a very special dog and all our efforts yesterday were put into keeping him cool, comfortable and as hydrated as possible. vets are so expensive but she was so reassuring and thorough and gave him anti sickness jab etc and he seems much more himself this morning. He's now on a little but often, plain chicken diet today and crossing fingers but no walks for a few days.
So yesterday
Breakfast of kefir with shelled hemp seeds
Nothing in day apart from water and black tea and coffee
Late dinner sea bass and asparagus and much needed glass of chilled dry white wine.
Just grate it and spread it in a very thin layer, works just as well!Neil's been shopping but the only waxy cheese he could get was a 1/12 segment of Edam. Don't know if I can cut it thin enough to make crisps, but I'll try.
I love Leerdammer!
It has a very distinct flavour and large bubbles/holes inside. (It's nicknamed 'gatenkaas', 'holes cheese' around here.)
My mum told me the holes/bubbles and flavour are created by special bacteria letting out delicious farts. No idea if this is scientifically correct though, it's a very long time ago she told me this.
The texture is alike to a young Gouda, so I suppose they may need a bit longer in the microwave if you want to crisp them. They may stay a bit chewy though.
No reason not to buy it, it's a very tasty cheese just like it is!
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