Cashel Blue cheese

Cashel Blue cheese is an Irish pasteurized cow's milk blue cheese made by the Grubb family on a single farm in Tipperary. The cheese is made from a single herd of Friesian cattle. This creamy cheese, when served at proper room temperature will be runny and provide a fresh and slightly sharp flavor. Serve this cheese with some ripe grapes, a Bordeaux wine and some thick rustic bread.  Read more about this cheese at Cashelblue.com

Where To Buy Cashel Blue Cheese

Purchase this cheese from a good cheese shop.  It may be hard to find locally.  If you are in NYC look for it at Dean and Deluca or Balducci's.  You may also purchase it online from a few different suppliers at Amazon.com: Cashel Blue Cheese

Substitute For Cashel Blue Cheese

If you don't have Cashel Blue (but please try to find it!) you may substitute:

• You can substitute Stilton cheese which is typically easy to find and provides a nice earthy flavor.
• OR - Find an aged Gorgonzola.
• OR - Use Roquefort as an alternative.  This cheese can be more expensive. Roquefort is an excellent cheese for your cheese board or as a topping for your favorite green salad.