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  1. Quinton
    27.04.2023 @ 03:12

    As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language or cultural background. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:

    Buying food for entertainment can be deceptive. Very small portions can leave guests feeling dissatisfied, while excessive purchases can feel wasteful and excessive. The judgments that always please the crowd are artisanal cheese and processed meat boards – its a powerful duo that should not be ignored.

    We met with local cheese expert Jessica Mark, partner at Green Plus Cheese and Meat Restaurant (one of our favorite stops), who was sweet enough to explain to us how to prepare three different variations that can accommodate a party of any size.

    This board is the perfect starter for a large dinner party. If you have prepared a lot of main dishes and do not want to fill guests with appetizers beforehand, Jessica suggests a less-is-more approach. Keep things simple and choose one excellent cheese (we chose “Devils Gulch,” an organic triple cream from a cow herder) and one meat (we used Chorizo Rioja from Olympic Provisions). For your presentation, consider leaving most of the cheese whole and half-slicing the chorizo – the food will speak for itself. To finish this board, add some crispy bread and apple onion jam in a small bowl.

    Our next board is the perfect centerpiece for a beautiful and practical table! It is also the right size for a cocktail party. Using reclaimed wooden planks as a canvas, we chose three types of cheese and processed meat and arranged them organically. This 3:2 ratio is perfect for entertaining. For cheese, we chose goat cheddar cheese, raw cows milk with a soft washed rind, and hard sheep cheese. Jessica recommends choosing one cheese from each animal. She also suggests adding a fresh seasonal fruit element to highlight the flavors of your board. We decided to include pomegranate seeds to add a bold pop of color! Small dishes of figs, honey jam, herb mustard, and Marcona almonds fill the negative space and visually enhance the presentation. The selected meats for this board are Molinari & Sons Supersata and Biellese Salumerias Coppa.

    Our final board is best suited for large parties. To make things look too crowded, we decided to go with a more modern and angular design. For our cheese and meat selection, Jessica directed us towards Red Rock cheddar cheese, Camembert cheese from the old Chatham Shepherd,