Goat Rodeo Grilled Cheese with Artichoke Pesto

Great ingredients make great food. It follows, of course, that we started off this grilled cheese with fantastic bread from Mediterra Bakehouse. In search of cheese, we chose Goat Rodeo, a local farm and cheesemonger working with a herd of 100 Alpine and Nubian goats. We chose Wild Rosemary, a mixed-milk cheese whose exterior is finished with rosemary and extra-virgin olive oil. Just a quick toast-up under the broiler and a slather of artichoke pesto and we bit into a little bit of heaven.

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Recipes and Styling by Anna Franklin
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