The cheeseboard in Dutch fine dining restaurants, II: Integration of the cheese course into the menu

In Dutch fine dining restaurants, the customer who orders a cheeseboard as part of the dessert is served an assortment of cheeses without regard to the dishes that preceded the cheese. The present paper tries to contribute to a more logical order of main dish and cheeseboard. A panel of 12 tasters judged the order of 6 cheeses with three dishes: vegetarian, beef, fish. The most appreciated cheeses were different for each dish. A good match in flavour profile between the dish and the best follow-up cheese was found.Keywords: Fine dining restaurants, menu structure, flavour profiles, flavour sty... Mehr ...

Verfasser: Schulp, Jan A.
Gerritsen, Suzanne
de Leeuw, Jorieke
Dokumenttyp: Artikel
Erscheinungsdatum: 2016
Verlag/Hrsg.: NISC Pty Ltd
Schlagwörter: Fine dining restaurants / menu structure / flavour profiles / flavour styles
Sprache: Englisch
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In Dutch fine dining restaurants, the customer who orders a cheeseboard as part of the dessert is served an assortment of cheeses without regard to the dishes that preceded the cheese. The present paper tries to contribute to a more logical order of main dish and cheeseboard. A panel of 12 tasters judged the order of 6 cheeses with three dishes: vegetarian, beef, fish. The most appreciated cheeses were different for each dish. A good match in flavour profile between the dish and the best follow-up cheese was found.Keywords: Fine dining restaurants, menu structure, flavour profiles, flavour styles