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		<title>How To: Create a Cheese Plate</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Rebecca McCarthy]]></dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Wine and cheese is one of the most popular pairings for entertaining at home. Or, you know, hanging out on the couch alone on a Saturday night. Either way, pairing wine and cheese can be intimidating when there is so much information out there about how to select and serve your perfect pairings. We&#8217;ve called upon some of the cheesiest pros we know to help you navigate the cheese counter from the brie to the gouda. “It is always good to consider contrasts in both flavor and texture when serving cheeses. However, the context of the occasion, usually deserves the most thought,&#8221; said Matt Reilly, cheesemonger at Eataly Chicago. &#8220;Consider making selections based on the significance of the cheese&#8217;s origin.  This honors the occasion by choosing cheeses that come from the same place as an important guest&#8217;s family or a place that you visited with your guest. Sense memories add depth to any occasion, and choosing a cheese that draws on memories not only brings you back to a special place, but also acts as a springboard for conversation.&#8221; 1. Decide when you want to serve your cheese plate. If you are hosting a casual cocktail party for a large group of people, serve [&#8230;]</p>
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