Parrano cheese

[DarqMan]

I was at Sam's a couple weeks ago looking for some cheese to go with a bottle of wine I'd bought.  I found a block of "http://www.parrano.com" Parrano cheese and thought I'd give it a try.  I think I may have found a fav.  It's nutty like Parmesan but has a softer, creamier texture like Gouda.  I ate the entire block in two sittings it was so good. 

I haven't tried it on a pizza yet, but I've got a block reserved in my fridge for my first pizza night after the new oven arrives hopefully next week.

Just thought I'd share this cheese I found, I would recommend it if you can find it in your area.

[Mmmph]

x2...Highly recommended.

http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,17564.msg172645.html#msg172645

[pizzaqueen]

I love Parrono Cheese!!!! Check this out, you can get Parrano Cheese by the pound and sent directly to you doorstep.

http://www.pennmac.com/items/3980//parrano-gouda-parmesan-cheese-holland


So convenient!!!

PizzaQueen Jr. 

[weemis]

I love Parrono Cheese!!!! Check this out, you can get Parrano Cheese by the pound and sent directly to you doorstep.

http://www.pennmac.com/items/3980//parrano-gouda-parmesan-cheese-holland


So convenient!!!

PizzaQueen Jr. 

that's also where i got my case of 7/11 ground tomatoes (before getting it from a distributor here in town). a great resource for the home pizzaiolo!

[dmcavanagh]

I've found the parrano cheese,but man that's expensive stuff, about $17 a pound! For that price it better be damned good!

[DarqMan]

I've found the parrano cheese,but man that's expensive stuff, about $17 a pound! For that price it better be damned good!

I get it at my local Sam's club and it's not any higher priced than the other cheeses. A local gourmet grocery sells it and it is much more expensive there. So, i really depends on where you buy it.