Steak with Beauvale Pappardelle
Beauvale by Cropwell Bishop is a slightly milder blue than Stilton, but with an excellent depth of flavour and rich, soft taste. It’s perfect with pasta and balances well with meat which is why it’s the ideal blue for this Steak Pappardelle.
Wigmore En Croute
Wigmore is sweet and creamy, it oozes quality and the texture is incomparable. Imagine then, this delectable cheese wrapped in puff pastry, stuffed with cranberries and baked to perfection… and all this could be yours!
Spinach, Walnut and Crozier Blue Cheese Fettuccini
Crozier blue has a rich and well-rounded flavour, with a gentle saltiness offset with a touch of spice. It is so special it needs to be the main feature of a dish, such as this Spinach and Walnut Fettuccini recipe. The flavours and textures combine to make every mouthful magnificent.
Rôti de veau Orloff
Rôti de veau Orloff is a classic French dish that works great as an alternative roast option. Filled with deliciously tangy Le Gruyere and salty bacon and served on a platter of vegetables, this looks and tastes the part.
Chicken and Farleigh Wallop Cheese Stuffed Rolls
Farleigh Wallop is the cheese of choice for these chicken rolls, that’s because it’s soft with gentle flavours, and is infused with hints of thyme. You can make this into one big chicken dish or bite sizes for parties.
Smoked Cheddar Cauliflower Cheese
Cauliflower cheese is one of those dishes that is so versatile – it works great as a side vegetable for any main meal, as a replacement carb or even as a snack. It works well with any strong cheddar, but we like to use Smoked Godminster Cheddar for an extra kick of flavour.
Green Thunder Cheddar Cheesy Garlic Bread
There is nothing quite like homemade garlic bread. We make ours extra cheesy by using Green Thunder which has additional flavours of garlic and garden herbs. The cheddar is strong enough to balance the garlic and all the flavours combined really packs a punch.
Quesadillas with chicken, peppers and Manchego
Quesadillas are really easy to make and incredibly delicious. The recipe comes from Mexico so it’s only right to use a Spanish cheese and Manchego hits the spot with its nutty and caramel flavours.