Asiago

Jan 10, 2010 17:23

I've been given a hunk of aged Asiago. I've never used this cheese in cooking before, and don't know what to do with it. It's a bit strong to eat straight, I've discovered.

I'm looking for ideas and recommendations both for straight sampling and cooking. It's a fair amount (several ounces), so I can do both.

Thanks!

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faerieflings January 10 2010, 23:21:42 UTC
Asiago makes a great add-in to french onion soup and herb breads. It can also be incorporated into alfredo sauce.

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bleuberi21 January 10 2010, 23:35:14 UTC
I love it mixed into biscuit mix.

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marymont January 10 2010, 23:45:42 UTC
Use it as you would parmesan or romano cheese.

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littlekitty167 January 10 2010, 23:51:04 UTC
Shave a bit over your pasta!

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payoffpitch January 11 2010, 00:26:20 UTC
I like asiago sprinkled on fried green tomatoes, or baked into artisan bread (or bagels).

But I would eat it straight, too.

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