A delicious cheese, made from Saint Giles with the addition of garlic and parsley. A very buttery texture compliments the garlic and herbs. Try it melted onto a jacket potato, or a steak, just like a garlic butter.
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Typical values per 100g: Energy - 1588 Kj/383 Kcal; Fat - 31.2g, of which saturates - 17.5g; Carbohydrates - 2.5g, of which sugars - >0.1g; Protein - 23g; Salt - 1.8g.
The organic version of our Brighton Blue cheese which is a mild, semi-soft cheese with a mellow blue flavour and a slightly salty finish. The blue green veins deepen as the cheese matures, and the taste of the blue strengthens. It has an attractive natural edible rind. Brighton Blue has won numerous awards including a prestigious Super Gold at the World Cheese Awards 2017-2018.
Halloumi is a salty brined "squeaky" cheese, originally from the Mediterranean and traditionally made from sheep milk. Once dry fried or grilled, it takes on a completely different texture. We call it "the vegetarian's alternative to the rasher". We make two varieties, a 100% sheep milk Halloumi and this version, a blended Halloumi using cow and sheep milk. Try it toasted on a summer salad or in a stir fry, adding mushrooms, tomatoes, oregano, peppers and serving on a bed of rice, pasta or cous cous.
Our mixed milk Ricotta (meaning re-cooked cheese) is made using a mixture of organic cow and organic sheep milk. It is a fresh, low-fat, soft cheese. We make it by heating the organic whey left over from making a hard cheese to 90°C, resulting in the soft cheese then floating to the surface. Our Ricotta has a slightly granular texture and a mild flavour. It works well in both sweet and savoury dishes, from cheesecakes to baked pasta dishes. A pure sheep milk ricotta is also available.
Ashdown Forester’s is a young, firm un-pressed cheese with a creamy, slightly squidgy texture. It has an attractive shape and basket weave texture on the natural rind. Matured for around three months, Foresters is also available naturally smoked over oak shavings.