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I left my native France on a
Tuesday and .by Wednesday
afternoon was organizing a wine
and cheese party rig here in
Toronto.

_ Many people have since asked

py Maree

ine, for.“my secret”: Its no secret,

its delightfully simple. Here we

go: you will need. glasses of a

. Siiple shape, ‘plaics, knives,
-gorkscrews, ice. and ice con-
‘ tainers for the white and rose
“wines which are to be served |
-< chilled. Red wines ure served at

“yroom - temperature “except for
= Beaujolais

whieh should be

Y cooled.

>The “ most’ important patt is

: the seleetion of the wines and

Cheeses: In: France ‘wine and
‘cheese’ are. called inseparable
i friends, this -means that the
‘ flavour’ of ‘the cheese compli
_ ments the bouquet of the wine.
'  Lallowed’six otinces of cheese
‘and’ one hotile of wine - per

mucil,

guest which is: generous but not
excessive. Your guests should
not be given the impression that
they are expected ‘to drink too
nor: should they be
alowed lo go away: thirsty.
-L'ptesented cach cheese type
on a differnt’ tray with its
complementary wine beside it;
“The first tray proudly dis-

” played: Cumembert © and Brie,

two of. France’s most famous
‘cheeses, they are soft inside and
have floured” crusts. Tradition-

‘ ally’ these ‘should be accumpun-
died by -w light bodied red wine

und the bottle of Beaune beside

‘the’ tray was a perfect match.

“fort con’ it,

* The ‘seeond tray had. Raque-
Roquefort. is the

“ariginal blue cheese and is made
“from .ewe’s milk, a’ strong blue

eaean neste,

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blends

veined cheese which
beautifully with a full bodied
red wine. On this occasion I

selected-a Cotes du Rhone, a
classic mateh.

“The third tray featured hard
and semi hard cheeses, in this
case Sty Paulin, French Gouda,
Tome. and Rondin. These
cheeses may be served with 2
variety: of wines but I prefer a
dry. aromatic white such as
Macon or 4 rose suchas Anjou
rose, This time I selected a
Macon.

The fourth tray consisted of
an assortment of cream cheeses
including Petits-suisses, the true
king of ‘soft creamy cheeses
from Normandy, Each tiny non-
salted roll makes a’ delicious.
ready to eat partion. These
cheescs | decided to marry with
a bottle of .Sylyaner, a fresh,
light, fruily wine from = the
Alsace region. The Alsace region
which spreads along the French
bank of .the Rhine produces*
‘dry, fresh, fruity wines.

The final tray consisted of a’
variety of processed cheeses. All
cheeses of this type are a blend
of varigus kinds of cheeses
melted together and to which
butter, milk or cream are added.
This particular assortment was
made up .of different cheeses
which lave the advantage of
being alteady in portions such
as six de savoie, vache qui
rit etc. "Having already two red
and two white wines 1 chose
an Anjou rose to compliment.

| this tray. This isa slightly sweet

soft and mellow wine from the
Loire which should be served
chilled. a!
Finally, a couple of important
things which could make all the
difference. You should buy the.
wine afew days before. the,
_ party to permit it to * vest"! and
“if possible open the’ bottles’ a”.
little while before serving, even
ten minutes, to allow the wine
to breathe, You can put your
cheese on crackers or, if you

wait to be really French, use #2
biscottes or maniscottes (French :

melba toast),

This is by flO means: an &x-
haustive: guide; just an example
of a wine and cheese | organized
recently. After all, fialf the fun is
in trying and if in doubt
femember, champagne goes with:

every thing! .° .
AME that remains is to fix. the

time and place be if for two,
iwenty or two hundred.”
Bonsoir, amusez-vous bien,

os

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