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The Art of Cheese — Aged Havarti Cheese with Holiday Leftovers

This post is part of “The Art of Cheese”, a partnership between Honest Cooking and Castello Cheese.
Spruce up your leftover turkey or ham with buttery, rich Aged Havarti cheese.
By Michelle Keith

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It’s that time of year when I forget to eat in between shopping, wrapping, crafting, cooking and baking, housecleaning.

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More often than I’d like to admit, this time of year finds me scarfing down crackers at 3pm- constituting them as breakfast and lunch. Oh dear….

Not too healthy.

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Fortunately, the folks at Castello have created some of my favorite, Aged Havarti, cheese to nibble on (and yes, even put on my crackers at 3pm.)

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But this cheese deserves so much more than crackers.

Fortunately, with the holidays comes leftover roast turkey. With your leftovers, add a smudge of mayo to highlight the buttery richness of the Harvarti and some crisp peppery arugula to tie them altogether. Make a sandwich, a wrap or even an omelet with this cheese. Whatever it is, you won’t find me skipping lunch, or breakfast for that matter.

For those of you unfamiliar with aged Harvarti cheese, it’s a must try… creamy and buttery with just enough bite from it’s 12 months of aging. Perfect complement to turkey, crackers, even that leftover ham that’s bound to surface in the next few days.

For more great recipes to pair with Castello’s aged Havarti cheese head here.
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