| Sponsored   Your Guide to the Soft Cheeses of Europe Whether it’s a beautiful baked Brie drizzled with honey or Camembert oozing its way out of a grilled cheese sandwich, it’s likely you’ve encountered a number of soft cheeses in your lifetime. They’re known for their creamy, velvety textures that melt easily thanks to a moisture level of more than 50 percent and a butterfat content higher than 20 percent. But before you seek out your next show-stopping table, dessert, or even snacking cheese, it’s helpful to know what to look for first. Are you searching for a sweet and nutty option, or do you prefer a tangier, more buttery flavor? Dive right into this European cheese guide and let us help you discover your perfect soft cheese.  
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Tuesday, October 20, 2020
From our partner: Europe's softest and most divine cheeses
Dunk these crispy potatoes into curry leaf mayo
| No images? Click here  Crispy Roasted Potatoes With Curry Leaf and Mustard Oil Mayonnaise This is a riff on Kenji's recipe for roasted potatoes, with a few flavor accents that go very well with curry leaf and mustard oil mayonnaise, which Nik developed for his new book. The potatoes are tossed in a savory and fragrant mix of garlic and onion powders, ground sumac, and a little chile powder for a small, spicy kick.  Curry Leaf and Mustard Oil Mayonnaise The peppery heat of mustard oil and aromatic curry leaves give this luxurious and rich mayo incredible depth of flavor. More potato recipes 
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Monday, October 19, 2020
Beef skewers, fall-ready soups, and an olive oil investigation
| What's new on Serious Eats No images? Click here   RECIPES Nigerian Beef SuyaSuya, which originated in the north of Nigeria, is street food at its finest—think nutty, spicy beef, threaded onto skewers then grilled, with a side of fresh tomatoes, sliced red onions, and a sprinkling of yajin kuli. ROUNDUPS28 Quick Soup Recipes for Fast Fall Meals  RECIPESHow to Roast Garlic FEATURESDoes Blending Olive Oil Make It More Bitter?  RECIPESCurry Leaf and Mustard Oil Mayonnaise  FEATURESHow to Debitter Olive Oil for Emulsions  FEATURESSotolon: The Molecule That Smells Like Pancakes, Fall, and a NYC Mystery SPONSOREDWith Walmart+, you can get same-day delivery on all of your groceries. That's a whole new level of convenience.
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