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B.T.S. Cheese Connoisseur and Grana Padano Cheese

July 29, 2016

What a great crew to work with. This past shoot working with Cheese Connoisseur and Grana Padano from Italy was such a blast. These type of projects remind me how fun my job is! We created various recipes using Grana Padano cheese product for the next issue of Cheese Connoisseur and for use directly with Grana Padano. These recipes showed how versatile a savory cheese can be. Some of the recipes we photographed were quesadillas, farrow salad, and apple galette. The mixture of the melted cheese with these acidic foods really worked well. The cheese itself was good on its own and created beautiful toppings to the dishes. For the photo shoot these Grana Padano cheese wheels and cuts were hand picked from Italy and delivered to the states for this shoot. They take their product very seriously and are proud of what it is all about. That type of passion for food really speaks levels and made the day all that much better. The beautiful cheese rinds were apparent in every photo, so you know to use the best when making these recipes. To finish out the day we did a gorgeous stack of cheeses with a rich slate as the background and a huge rustic chopping block as the base. This translated to authentic Italian.

I was able to try and practice my Italian at the end of the shoot, and sure enough I still need practice.

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Ironically the next day Food and Wine Magazine featured Grana Padano cheese as a good way to prevent high blood pressure.

Food Styling: Jen Beauchesne

Prop Styling: Deb Donahue

Assistant/BTS Photos: Kat DeLeon

Studio: Neo Studios

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