Saint-Nectaire

GPTKB entity

Statements (74)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf cheese
gptkbp:age minimum of 4 weeks
gptkbp:appearance round shape
gptkbp:availability available year-round
gptkbp:barrelLength washed
gptkbp:climate room temperature
gptkbp:colors yellow-orange
gptkbp:cookingMethod grilling
simmering
frying
sautéing
baking
roasting
salads
sandwiches
braising
steaming
stewing
cheese platters
poaching
broiling
blanching
melting in dishes
cooking in biscuits
cooking in breads
cooking in casseroles
cooking in chips
cooking in crackers
cooking in crepes
cooking in dips
cooking in dumplings
cooking in frittatas
cooking in gratins
cooking in muffins
cooking in omelets
cooking in pancakes
cooking in pastas
cooking in pastries
cooking in pizzas
cooking in quiches
cooking in risottos
cooking in sauces
cooking in scones
cooking in soufflés
cooking in soups
cooking in spreads
cooking in tarts
cooking in waffles
gptkbp:cultural_significance traditional_French_cheese
gptkbp:flavorProfile earthy notes
mild and creamy
slightly tangy
nutty undertones
gptkbp:food_options gptkb:Munster
gptkb:Reblochon
gptkb:Tomme_de_Savoie
gptkbp:historical_significance produced since the Middle Ages
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Saint-Nectaire
gptkbp:nutritionalValue source of protein
high in fat
contains calcium
gptkbp:operational_status granted in 1955
gptkbp:origin gptkb:Auvergne,_France
gptkbp:pairing bread
fruits
red wine
gptkbp:productionCompany traditional methods
gptkbp:region gptkb:Puy-de-Dôme
gptkbp:servingTemperature with nuts
with charcuterie
with pickles
gptkbp:source Salers breed of cattle
gptkbp:texture semi-soft
gptkbp:type cow's milk cheese