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Old 08-19-2009, 06:21 AM
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I made this for my friends barbeque at the weekend, she doesn't like Blue cheese, but she really loved it, & saved some for the next day!!



Serves 6-8
Prep Time 5 mins, plus 1 hour to chill in fridge
Ingredients

* 500ml Low fat crème fraiche
* 120ml Semi skimmed milk
* 110g Stilton cheese, crumbled
* ¼ Red onion, finely chopped

Method

* Put all the ingredients into a large bowl and liquidize
* Pour into suitable container and refrigerate for an hour

Equipment

* Large bowl
* Blender

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* 500ml Low fat crème fraiche
* 120ml Semi skimmed milk
* 110g Stilton cheese
* ¼ Red onion
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That sounds outstanding. I think I may order some Stilton this week. Some fresh crusty bread with that. Sounds scrumcious.
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Old 08-19-2009, 08:30 AM
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By the way Lesley, I love your Avatar. Ingenious.
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Old 08-19-2009, 12:35 PM
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Thank you
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A local cheese shop near me offers Blueberry Stilton and Mango Stilton. May sound odd, but they are OH-SO-DELICIOUS! (Expensive though- they are just special occasion splurges cheeses for me...)
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chubbyalaskagriz, yes I have tried both and are really nice. I also like the apricot and white stilton.

There is a local producer (well I say local it is about 20 miles away) that makes walnut and sultana cheese. To die for.
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Old 08-20-2009, 06:59 AM
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chubbyalaskagriz, yes I have tried both and are really nice. I also like the apricot and white stilton.

There is a local producer (well I say local it is about 20 miles away) that makes walnut and sultana cheese. To die for.
We have a lot of really good cheese here, & France is only 23 miles away on the Euro star. Haven't been over for a while though...I think the French try to keep their cheese to themselves lol...but we sneak in hee hee
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this sounds really good...what do you dip into the dressing though? just the salad?
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chubbyalaskagriz blueberry Stilton and Mango Stilton delicious! I just simply love cheese
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this sounds really good...what do you dip into the dressing though? just the salad?
Salad & steak, love it
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