WhateverYouWant
Sous Chef
- Joined
- Oct 29, 2019
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Obviously the king of parmesans, but do you fudge on this?
What I mean is that there are a number of other parmesans on the cheese island that are close. Certainly not as hard, dry, and smokey, but similar flavor. While it is easy to tell the difference when tasting it raw, I am not sure I notice much difference in cooking with it in pizza, pasta, and other places where it is melted, or sprinkled upon.
The difference in price can be four fold for a wedge. So am I the only one who does not see a 4X difference when it comes to cooking with it, or is my palette simply unsophisticated?
What I mean is that there are a number of other parmesans on the cheese island that are close. Certainly not as hard, dry, and smokey, but similar flavor. While it is easy to tell the difference when tasting it raw, I am not sure I notice much difference in cooking with it in pizza, pasta, and other places where it is melted, or sprinkled upon.
The difference in price can be four fold for a wedge. So am I the only one who does not see a 4X difference when it comes to cooking with it, or is my palette simply unsophisticated?