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to complement the cheeses and fit your guests' preferences. for this gluten-free cheeseboard, i chose oat, lentil, and almond flour crackers. choose a sweet accent, like honey, jam, or chutney, that goes well with at least one of your cheeses and plays off the flavors in the wine. add some nuts, olives
black grapes to go with the dark, rich beaujolais red wine. red grapes are perfect with rosé and green grapes go great with white. i also like to add any other colorful fruit that catches my eye at the market. how to build a perfect cheeseboard: start by placing your cheeses, honey or jam, and nuts, olives...
https://honestcooking.com/an-easy-winter-cheeseboard-and-beaujolais-wine/
oh well, from that point on i was left to admire the beauty of that italian pasta salad. man, was it torture to my greedy, foodie-kid soul seeing all that fresh basil, pearl mozzarella, pepperoni, peppers, and olives and not being able to touch it. cause your girl, don't do that shared eating business
what i adore about this italian pasta salad is that you can taste all of the ingredients. the homemade italian dressing is bold, yet it doesn't overtake everything like the store-bought versions tend to do. you can seriously taste the sweetness of the tomatoes, the tartness of the olives and banana peppers...
https://divascancook.com/easy-italian-pasta-salad-recipe/