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

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

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.

FOOD & WINE

Dry red, Port, Dry sherry
Light white (chardonnay)
Light white (chardonnay)
Dry red, Dessert wine (Tawny port)
White table wine (chablis, white burgundy)
Light white (rose, sparkling wine)
Dry white ,light white
Light white, (rose, sparkling)
White table ( riesling )
Dry white (riesling, chablis )
Full bodied red, Tawny port
White table
Dry white, light dry red
Full bodied red
Full bodied red
Light white, sparkling wines
Light dry red
Mature red wines, tawny or vintage port
White table, dessert wines `

Blue vein
Brie
Camenbert
Cheddar (matured)
Cheddar (mild)
Cottage (creamed)
Cottage (dry)
Cream cheese
Edam
Fetta
Gorgonzola
Gouda
Mozzarella
Parmesan
Pecorino
Ricotta
Romano
Roquefort
Stilton
Swiss

Cheese and Wine Guide

Sweet table wine, sparkling wine
Sweet table wine, dessert wine, sparkling wine
Sweet dessert wine

Dry white
Dry white
Dry white, rose

I was made to be eaten, not to be drank,
To be thrashed in a barn, not in a tank,
I come as a blessing when put in a mill,
As a blight and a curse when run through a still.
Make me up into loaves, and your children are fed,
But made into drink, I will starve them instead.
In bread I’m a servant, the eater shall rule,
In drink I’m a master, the drinker a fool.
Then remember my warning : my strength I’ll employ
If eaten, to strengthen, if drunk, to destroy.

Dry white
Dry white
Serve according to sauce
Rose, dry red

White table wine, sherry
Rose, dry red, dry sherry

Food & Wine guide

Monthly Recipe

Dry white, rose, light dry red
Dry red
Dry white
Serve according to sauce

Camenbert Chicken

2 chicken breasts (take the skin off)
camenbert cheese
bacon
milk
chicken stock (powder or cube)
cornflour
salt and pepper

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