Best cheesiest thing I ever ate...
I have been craving cheesy goodness since watching FoodNetwork's best thing I ever ate - cheese. What are some of your suggestions? Thanks
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One of my guilty pleasures is the cheese roll at the Cheese Board in Berkeley. It's pretty much over the top with cheese.
The Cheese Board
1512 Shattuck Ave
Berkeley, CA 94709
(510) 549-3183
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re: Mick Ruthven
Cheeseboard is one word. Here's the existing record for it in the database.
http://www.chow.com/restaurants/3948The new Arizmendi opened in San Rafael yesterday.
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Arizmendi
1002 4th St, San Rafael, CA 94915
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I liked the Acme Bread cheese sandwich - Cowgirl Creamery triple creme brie and fig jam with arugula on an Acme baguette. It's available on weekends at the Ferry Building farmer's market.
I also quite like the grilled cheese at the Pasta Shop on 4th St. in Berkeley. It's pretty simple - sharp cheddar and green onions on sourdough grilled in a panini press - but it's quite good.
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Acme Bread
1601 San Pablo Ave, Berkeley, CA 94702Cowgirl Creamery
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The very first time I had the macaroni gratin at Angele in Napa, I thought it was one of the best macaroni and cheese dishes I'd ever had. Since then I've periodically had it, and while it doesn't always hit that same height, it was the first thing to come to mind when I read your post.
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The cheese plate at Willi's Wine Bar is outstanding. Yes, it's all cheese that's easily available for purchase in the bay area, but their pairings are extremely innovative, like a truffle honey with a local blue cheese, which tasted incredible
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Willi's Wine Bar
4404 Old Redwood Hwy, Santa Rosa, CA 95403›2 Replies-
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re: Ridge
Here's a dish I want to try, it seems pricey but sounds delicious.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/17/din...
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I love the grilled cheese from Hog Island too! Also, they aren't overly cheesy but they are delish - the flatbread pizzas at NOPA.
I don't know how accurate the ratings are, but SF Magazine just highlighted a bunch of grilled cheese sandwiches at restaurants in the area so if you like grilled cheese - might be worth picking up an issue.
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re: MaddyK
Yes, I think the Hog Island version is just about my favorite. There's a restaurant named Paragon, in SOMA, that has a nice version served with tomato soup. You can add ham or bacon to it, if you want. Somewhere a few months ago I read that there was going to be a restaurant in South Park named Great American Grilled Cheese Shop (or something like that). Anyone heard any more about that?
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re: MaddyK
My home made (but locally sourced) grilled cheese is probably my family's favorite meal of the moment. Thin slices of Cowgirl Creamery's Wagon Wheel with Blue Chair's Early Girl Tomato Preserves on a good quality sliced sourdough (usually Bay Bread or Artisan). Substitutions are allowed (and tasty), but this combination is the ne plus ultra of grilled cheese goodness.
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Cowgirl Creamery
80 4th St, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956Bay Bread
2325 Pine St, San Francisco, CA 94115Artisan Bakers
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re: farmersdaughter
I see the Blue Chair at Temescal Market on Sundays.
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re: wolfe
That's where I get mine. She is also at Grand Lake FM, and a few stores. She's currently got an Early Girl Tomato & Raspberry Jam at the market stands, though I use her plain tomato in my sandwiches. I think the raspberry variety might not be so good with the Wagon Wheel, but I might try it sometime on a goat cheese sandwich.
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re: lexdevil
Blue Chair makes something like 50 different jams/marmalades (although not all are available all the time). They are at some local farmers markets (Temescal and Lake Merritt being two) and you can order online from their website www.bluechairfruit.com. There is a list of places where you can purchase their wares which is more extensive than I would have thought. I will say that you pay a couple of bucks extra at stores than at the farmers markets (their stuff is expensive). Btw, they have started a program where if you give them back 12 jars they give you a free jelly.
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For cheese sandwiches with bacon, Awful Annies in Auburn and Dillons Bakery(on jalapeño corn bread) in Vallejo. For home consumption Seal Bay Triple Cream Brie on a sweet baguette.
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re: wolfe
This might taste good...if you can finish it before the heart attack.
KFC's Bacon and cheese On Fried Chicken "Bread"
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