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Comments about Manouri:
I have been using Manouri in place of traditional ricotta salata which I find too salty. I course grate it on pasta, rice, salads and many other foods. I always have this cheese available at home.
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Every time I have this I like it more. We mixed it with milk and used it as a spread, and it was wonderful. So many levels of flavor, it's really different.
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Every time we have this I like it more. I beat it with milk to make a spread and it's fabulous.
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We used this for grating over salads and it was perfect, the flavor is just right for greens,(in our opinion) Its great for snacking on with crackers.
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Comments about Manouri:
There may be a cheece somewhere i would like better, but i haven't found it. Sometimes i feel
takeing it with my red wine which i love is a waste of good cheece. A little on top of tongue
and roof of mouth and slowly rubbing your tongue
around the cheece untill it melts, then start over
with another chunk, and then another and another.
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Manouri cheese is milder than feta and a bit softer. While living in central Greece for 2 years, this became one of my favorite appetizers: grilled manouri cheese with crusty bread. This item [...] is absolutely 100 percent authentic. Manouri cheese can also be eaten without grilling but grilling brings out the best flavor and softens the texture. Slice in half-inch slabs and grill. Then serve warm with special bread.