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It seems to me, in the dark reaches of my memory, I've read about using cheese rinds for ----- er, something.

I just bought some delicious Gruyere cheese that has a large rind on it. Since the rind cost as much as the cheese I was wondering if it can be used (or eaten). Doesn't look appetizing but hey------- Limburger doesn't smell appetizing but I love it.

Any ideas or thoughts would be appreciated, especially if you've used them yourself. (Not limited to Gruyere)

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felt. Maybe would have been better if they offered sauces along with it, it only comes with a wedge of lemon. It just felt greasy after awhile since there is so much of it.

I also had the Greek Paella. I love how the cheese in the dish melts right into the flavors and I'm not usually a fan of goat cheese! The seafood was cooked just right, but I wish there wasn't so much calamari and more of the other seafood like scallops and shrimps!

The entertainment is fun, with a belly dancer and loud music along with servers throwing napkins in the air, making it rain napkins. If you're not shy, you can

there on a friday night. Their containers that holds their fish is pretty much out in the open (it reminded me of the containers you see at a cafeteria salad bar), and most is already pre-cut into slices. Usually I thought they were cut to order, but at this place, it doesn't seem the case. One of the female sushi chef used one rag the whole duration that we were there. She used it to clean her knife, the cutting board and also to wipe the water off the banana leaves that are used on the bottom of the sushi plates for presentation. I really didn't think that was sanitary at all, because it was pretty dirty already. She also dipped her knife in the water container that held the banana leaves. I felt everything behind the bar was a bit messy and disorganized, doesn't match with the posh style of the