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It's already time for gingerbread again, it doesn't seem like it was long ago that we had Halloween and pumpkin soup ! Gingerbread and mulled wine are always nice, but how about a different twist that also fills you up a bit. Whatever the composition, it's good! Until I can bake my own, I'll use store-bought.
Here you can of course use different cheeses and you don't need a recipe, but my favorite was this one. The amount of cheese and chutney is a matter of taste, but remember that my chutneys are very tasty, so you don't need much per biscuit to spice them up. I spoke to my sister-in-law last week and she had actually used the mango & lime chutney in the same way, while I think it is too strong for blue cheese and prefers it for mature cheeses like Ridderost and Jarlsberg. I think date chutney goes perfectly with soft cheeses like Brie and Camembert.


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This is what you need:
Norzola
Gingerbread
Walnuts (can be omitted)
Arugula/peppers or other vegetables
By the way, here is a guideline for how much cheese to calculate per person.
Starter: 60 gr
Main course: 200 gr
Dessert: 110 g
Evening snack: 150 gr
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