Wine and cheese are a classic culinary combination. We have been enjoying them together for thousands of years. It is known that the ancient Greeks grated their cheese right into wine glasses. This is probably where the idea came from for making a recipe for cheese glasses intended for wine. It sounds good, but the recipe Brandi Milloy posted is divisive and has caused quite a storm online.
Recently, she is a popular cook Brandi Milloy posted a video recipe for raw wine glasses, a culinary innovation that met with a great (mostly negative) response and caused quite a storm (in a glass?).
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Although they are wine and cheese almost a natural combination, but many people do not agree that these glasses made of cheese are a good idea, and over cheddar spikes they are frankly disgusting. We leave it up to you to decide whether or not they are a culinary treat, but before that we trust you with how to make them. Quite simply.
You're grating cheddar, ma'am You warm up for 30 seconds in the microwave and repeat until it is completely melted. Then melted cheese pour into the deep silicone models and let the cheese cool 30 minutes. Then remove them from the model and hollow out. The best part of all is that you have those glasses later no need to wash, because you simply eat them!
Video recipe for cheese glasses for wine:
