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What can I do with a big lump of stilton ?

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Slothlorien Wed 14-Nov-12 17:19:56

Don't like it 'neat' on crackers. There must be something nice I can do with it. Any ideas ?

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tb Sat 01-Dec-12 14:07:30

Depends whether blue or white

White stilton is lovely in sandwiches with thinly sliced tomato and black pepper - got to be really good wholemeal bread though.

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worsestershiresauce Sat 01-Dec-12 14:14:56

Don't make soup. The smell of stilton soup is really quite special. The smell of brocolli and stilton soup is one step up again. Just don't, unless you have a killer extractor fan and a fairly high tolerance level to the aroma of farts.

According to DH stilton and walnut quiche with a watercress salad is the dog's what evers. I have never tried it so can't comment.

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