Cheese and wine are a delicious pair.\nThat said, it is important to remember that there are good pairings\nand not so good pairings. If you are planning on serving Prosecco,\nyou should know that there are several suitable cheese pairings. It\nall depends on whether you are enjoying your Prosecco along with an\nentr\u00e9e, main course or dessert. \n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
For a starter, you can serve a Caprese\nsalad. This is a delicious yet simple Italian salad consisting of\nfresh Mozzarella cheese balls, delicious tomatoes and sweet basil.\nSeason with some salt and olive oil. If you like you can drizzle some\nbalsamic vinegar over the top as well. If you would like to make\nthese really easy to serve and eat, you can make small kebabs by\nusing cherry tomatoes and serving fresh basil on the side. \n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Another delicious Italian cheese to\npair with your Prosecco is Burrata. It is a buffalo milk cheese that\nconsists of mozzarella and cream. Grana Padano is a delicious cheese\nfor grating and it is known for its milder flavour so it will not\noverpower the Prosecco.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
A mushroom and mozzarella omelette is a\ndelicious main course to serve along with a refreshing glass of\nProsecco. If you like, you can add a touch of garlic and even some\nnutmeg.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Simplicity is best if you want to enjoy\nyour Prosecco without allowing it to overpower the cheese or allowing\nthe cheese to overpower the Prosecco. Ricotta with honey is a\ndelicious treat to enjoy with your glass of bubbly. You will need to\ndrain the cheese for about an hour before placing the cheese into\nmoulds and refrigerate until chilled. Turn them out onto plates and\ntop with some honey. You can also sprinkle some toasted pine nuts\nand\/or walnuts over the top for more flavour and crunch.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Prosecco is a wonderful drink that can\nbe enjoyed in many ways and with various dishes. It’s not only the\nbubbles that make this drink so delightful. The delicate flavours are\nan absolute treat. Just remember that you need to chill your Prosecco\nbefore serving.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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