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    Spring Recipes With Gayo Azul Cheese

    Spring Recipes With Gayo Azul Cheese

    Celebrate Spring with Fab-Favorite Recipes from Gayo Azul.

    As the nation blooms into spring, Gayo Azul is celebrating the longer, warmer days with delicious springtime recipes for every palate.

    Gayo Azul cheeses are known for their authenticity, flavor, and premium quality, offering a variety of cheeses, from the milk and creamy red wax Gouda, to the unique and versatile queso blanco. Gayo Azul® is your go-to cheese for your table, your sandwich, or baked dish this spring and beyond.

    The Gayo Azul brand has a rich heritage and a strong Dutch influence that has been a traditional staple for Caribbean Hispanics for decades, tracing its roots back to the Caribbean in the 1950s and earlier. The brand offers a range of traditional Dutch cheeses, as well as fresh white domestic cheeses. The Gayo Azul assortment is sure to please any cheese lover with great varieties like Gouda, Queso Blanco, Edam, and Swiss that are offered in convenient sizes. Gayo Azul® can be found in your local grocer in the southeast. For a complete list, visit www.gayoazul.com

    Debbie Seife, Marketing Director of FrieslandCampina Consumer Dairy, brand owner of Gayo Azul says,

    ” Gayo Azul cheeses will make a perfect addition to any at-home celebration. Known for authenticity, flavor, and premium quality, it’s no wonder why Gayo Azul® cheeses have been a staple in homes for over half a century.”

    Some of the Gayo Azul varieties include:

    Gayo Azul Dutch Gouda – this versatile mild and creamy cheese is excellent on a cheeseboard, in a casserole, as a topping, or used in sauces and soups. Also available in slices, it is delicious on a cold sandwich or melts beautifully in a hot one.

    Gayo Azul Queso Blanco – a fresh mild white cheese that holds its shape well, making it ideal for pan grilling.  It also has a nice crumbly texture and is great for topping salads, soups, and tacos.

    Gayo Azul Dutch Edam – this cheese is a bit firmer than Gouda, yet has a rich flavor and smooth, creamy texture.  Easy to cut on cheese boards, shred in baking dishes, and cube in salads and vegetable dishes.

    Gayo Azul Sliced Swiss – a rindless, European Swiss with perfect eyes and a sweet, nutty taste that works on both cold and grilled sandwiches.

    Try these easy and delicious Gayo Azul ideas for Spring!

    Breakfast? Lunch? Dinner? Gayo Azul Stuffed Sweet Potatoes are perfect for any meal or celebration.

    Ingredients

    • 4 sweet potatoes
    • 15 oz can of black beans
    • 1 bag of frozen roasted corn
    • ½ cup diced yellow onion
    • Gayo Azul Queso Blanco Crumbles
    • 3 green onions
    • 2 tbsp taco seasoning
    • ½ cup pickled red onion (optional)
    • 1 jalapeno (sliced)
    • Sour cream (optional)
    • Cilantro
    • Salt and pepper

    Cut sweet potatoes in half. Season with salt, pepper, and olive oil. Bake sweet potatoes at 400 degrees for approximately 40 minutes, or until tender. Sautee black beans, corn, and yellow onion with taco seasoning and a bit of olive oil until heated through. Top sweet potatoes with black bean mixture. Garnish with pickled red onion (optional), jalapeno, sour cream, cilantro, and Queso Blanco crumbles.

    Need some help figuring out what you are going to make for Easter or Mother’s Day? Gayo Azul Baked Avocado & Eggs make a perfect spring breakfast!

    Ingredients:

    • 2 Avocados
    • 4 Eggs
    • Salt and Pepper to Taste
    • Pico
    • Queso Blanco Crumbles

    Heat the oven to 425. Slice the avocados in half, lengthwise, and twist to separate. Remove the pit and scoop out 1-1.5 tablespoons of avocado, creating a larger cavity. Place the avocado halves in a baking dish to keep them upright, and gently crack one egg on top of each half. Bake for 15-20 minutes. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and add toppings.

    For more recipe information, go to www.gayoazul.com

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