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I am the same way. It started with one of those disposable McCormick pepper grinders and matching Sea Salt grinder. Well....it is all over with now...I have to have Sea salt and fresh ground pepper. I like the larger chunks of salt for some reason...it seems to give it a more potent taste..and takes less salt than normal salt.
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I know this is an old post but I wanted to mention I could not agree more about fresh vs. canned parmesan or pregrated packaged cheeses. I own a salad shooter and love to use it to grate my cheese fresh, it works great and clean up is a cinch.
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I always buy a block of parmesan or as it is lovingly called in my house "stinky cheese" and shred it up in a food processor and then store it in the fridge. It goes pretty quick!
I use a pepper grinder too. When I need a lot of pepper for some recipe, more than I want to grind by hand, I use a coffee grinder. |
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Completely agree with you on both points. I usually use a blend of whole peppercorns...either a four blend or a five blend (has allspice in it as well) but will only but it whole and use a pepper mill..... Parmesan...I am not even entirely sure that junk you buy from Kraft is real parmesan...it may say that it is, but man the taste and smell difference from real freshly grated parmesan is HUGE.... |
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I am a huge Pecorino Romano fan which I use in place of Parmesan. And I love to grate it myself - I never buy any shredded cheese in the store - I do it myself. |
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