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Desserts |
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Fresh or glace fruits |
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Light desserts |
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Rich spiced desserts |
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Fish |
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Shellfish |
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Grilled, fried or poached |
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Baked or seasoned |
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Meat |
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Veal, pork and Ham |
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Beef |
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Lamb |
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Casseroled meat |
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Poultry |
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Poached or roasted |
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Sauteed |
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Casseroled |
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Duck or game |
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Sauces |
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White sauces |
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Brown sauces |
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Tomato based |
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Cheese based |
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Dessert sauces |
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Soups |
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Cream soups, consomme |
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Rich soups, meat soups, broths |

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Dry white, rose |
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Dry red, rose |
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Dry red, rose |
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Dry white |
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Sweet sherry, dessert wine |




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Wine is one of the oldest drinks known, resulting from the fermentation process of grapes. A wine should be picked to suit the occasion and served to compliment a meal and at the correct temperature. |
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FOOD & WINE |

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Dry red, Port, Dry sherry |
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Light white (chardonnay) |
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Light white (chardonnay) |
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Dry red, Dessert wine (Tawny port) |
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White table wine (chablis, white burgundy) |
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Light white (rose, sparkling wine) |
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Dry white ,light white |
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Light white, (rose, sparkling) |
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White table ( riesling ) |
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Dry white (riesling, chablis ) |
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Full bodied red, Tawny port |
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White table |
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Dry white, light dry red |
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Full bodied red |
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Full bodied red |
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Light white, sparkling wines |
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Light dry red |
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Mature red wines, tawny or vintage port |
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White table, dessert wines ` |
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Blue vein |
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Brie |
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Camenbert |
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Cheddar (matured) |
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Cheddar (mild) |
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Cottage (creamed) |
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Cottage (dry) |
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Cream cheese |
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Edam |
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Fetta |
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Gorgonzola |
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Gouda |
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Mozzarella |
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Parmesan |
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Pecorino |
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Ricotta |
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Romano |
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Roquefort |
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Stilton |
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Swiss |
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Cheese and Wine Guide |



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Sweet table wine, sparkling wine |
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Sweet table wine, dessert wine, sparkling wine |
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Sweet dessert wine |
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Dry white |
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Dry white |
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Dry white, rose |
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I was made to be eaten, not to be drank, |
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To be thrashed in a barn, not in a tank, |
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I come as a blessing when put in a mill, |
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As a blight and a curse when run through a still. |
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Make me up into loaves, and your children are fed, |
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But made into drink, I will starve them instead. |
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In bread I’m a servant, the eater shall rule, |
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In drink I’m a master, the drinker a fool. |
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Then remember my warning : my strength I’ll employ |
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If eaten, to strengthen, if drunk, to destroy. |
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Dry white |
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Dry white |
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Serve according to sauce |
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Rose, dry red |
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White table wine, sherry |
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Rose, dry red, dry sherry |
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Food & Wine guide |
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Monthly Recipe |

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Dry white, rose, light dry red |
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Dry red |
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Dry white |
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Serve according to sauce |
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Camenbert Chicken |
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2 chicken breasts (take the skin off) |
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camenbert cheese |
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bacon |
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milk |
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chicken stock (powder or cube) |
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cornflour |
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salt and pepper |
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Cut a pocket into the side of the breasts, chop up a small |
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bacon rasher. |
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Stuff some of the cheese into the cavity and then stuff |
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bacon pieces in to seal the opening. |
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Wrap a rasher of bacon around the chicken and secure |
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with a toothpick or tuck the bacon under itself. |
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Seal in a slightly oiled frypan and place into hot oven until chicken is cooked, |
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In the saucepan you ealed the meat off, splash in some |
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cold milk this will lift the flavours off, add a little stock, salt |
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and pepper, thicken slightly with the cornflour (mixed in a |
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little water first) |
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Serve with a fresh garden salad and the sauce lightly |
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drizzled over the meat. |