Question

6. What are the accompaniments served with cheese?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Here are the main categories of accompaniments I always suggest:

• Breads & Crackers. I love bread! ...
• Fresh Fruit & Nuts. Any fruit or nut can be paired with cheese, from tree fruit (like apples and pears) to stone fruit (such as peaches), to berries and figs; from pine nuts to pecans to pistachios. ...
• Honeys, Oils, & Jams.

Answer 2

Explanation:

A Cheese Accompaniment can either be a herb that pairs well with a certain type of cheese or a complementary food that tastes better when eaten simultaneously with cheese. A condiment is defined as a herb that is used to flavor or complement other foods. The word condiment was first seen in the French language in the early 1400s, and has origins in the Latin word condiment, meaning "spice".

Just as sausage, mustards, and, relishes are used to enhance meat flavors, cheese is often accompanied by a variety of fruits and vegetables to enhance its flavor. Certain condiments pair with specific cheeses better than other foods.

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