I love goats for their love of photogenically getting up on cable spools.
Internetz full of them doing that, bc it's really just what they do.
"It is when the bells are silent - very, very silent - that you really have to watch out. That is when the real trouble happens."
Greatest of all time, even?Goat cheese is good, yes.
How true!! Not just goats, cats too sometimes, apparently. A pal up the road had belled her indoor-outdoor cat in hopes of reducing its predation of songbirds, but she caught sight of it one afternoon sitting in the driveway, pawing its collar round and round and pausing when the bell was up atop the back of its neck, where apparently any ringing noise would be muffled after it stood up and resumed walking (or stalking as case may have been). My friend was outraged! Sigh. Better mousetrap, smarter mouse, etc.
Greatest of all time, even?
Aged goat's Gouda is sublime.Goat cheese is good, but not the GOAT. Feta is great in certain circumstances, but smoked Gouda goes with everything!
Aged goat's Gouda is sublime.
…there’s a goat Gouda? Why was I not informed?
Seek it out.
It is.....simply sublime.
Seriously sublime.
…there’s a goat Gouda? Why was I not informed?
It is pale white in colour (in marked contrast to the cow's milk Gouda which is gold, graduating to a burnt orange, deep rich amber, or apricot, for the more aged versions), and both wonderfully sweet, yet sharply tart, - an explosion of contrasting tastes - when savoured.
A favourite.
My cheesemonger stocks it, but that is probably of little reassurance to someone who dwells in the United States, not far from the Georgian state border, or where the battle of Chickamauga was fought, if memory serves.
I know that Goat Rodeo Farm in Pennsylvania makes a decent goat's milk Gouda cheese, but not sure which markets might carry it in the southern USA. I used to get carried away with myself whenever I was shopping in person at the local Hannaford and ended up by the cheese offerings. They had quite an array of domestic and imported cheeses, including different goudas, some made in the USA... at least before the pandemic managed to complicate supply and demand for everyone around the world from farm to retail customer.
I won’t just seek it out, I’ll make a full on quest for it!
I will accept this quest, and shall travel hither anon.Here ya go. How far can it be? A 50-goat cheesemaking enterprise in good ol' Franklin, Tennessee.
Noble Springs Dairy: Goat Cheese Farm
Young farmers Dustin and Justyne Noble run Noble Spring Diary in Franklin. Their goat cheeses, or chevre, can be found at farmers markets, stores and restaurants in the Nashville area.www.tnhomeandfarm.com
I will accept this quest, and shall travel hither anon.
More cheese action here than in the cheese thread! [emoji23]
The Cheese Thread.
Time to start a cheese thread, although, I suspect that I may be one of the main contributors: Today, I paid a flying visit to the city, and - among other things - thought to visit the cheesemonger's. My purchases included: Roquefort, Bleu d'Auvergne, mature Gruyère, aged, mature Comte, Torta...talkedabout.com
The one thing I always hated about Santa Carla was all the damnWe're having stakes tonight, you know, because we live in Santa Carla
Have you seen the goats in pajamas? That’s my all-time favorite.I love goats for their love of photogenically getting up on cable spools.
Have you seen the goats in pajamas? That’s my all-time favorite.
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