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Stay warm with recipes and entertaining tips from Grate. Pair. Share. magazine.

Cold-Weather Comfort Food It's true—quality cheese makes everything taste better. Satisfy all of your cravings with these warm and cozy dishes.

Slow-Cooker Potato Chowder Baby, it's cold outside. Warm up with the spicy heat from pepper jack cheese and chipotle peppers in this hearty chowder.

Four-Cheese Baked Ziti Tastes like restaurant-style lasagna with four decadent varieties of cheese, and we've simplified the prep—need we say more?

Maple Cheddar Dutch Baby Treat yourself. Four quintessential comfort foods are all in one skillet: tender pancake, apple pie filling, maple syrup cheddar cheese and bacon.

Ultimate Three-Cheese Grilled Cheese Only five ingredients stand between you and the most sublime grilled cheese.

Salsa Verde Chicken Soup It's no secret that chicken soup soothes the soul, especially this version with its creamy goodness from melted monterey jack cheese.

Asiago Gnocchi Bake with Mushroom and Bacon Cozy in for the night with tender pillows of gnocchi smothered in bacon, mushrooms and rich, creamy asiago cheese.

Most people serve beer or wine with great cheese. But pairing cheese with bourbon? Scotch? Join us for a unique tasting experience—try artisan cheese paired with the warm flavors of brown liquors.

Cheese and chocolate are both culinary treasures. Alone, they're among our favorite indulgences. But together, they're simply a sensational bite.

Mini Chocolate-Covered Strawberry Cheesecakes Mascarpone cheese is velvety smooth, slightly sweet and buttery. Blended with chocolate and whipped cream, these light and fluffy bite-sized treats are heavenly.

Parmesan Saltine Toffee Bark Parmesan cheese adds delicious depth, nutty richness and a bit of saltiness to the bark. It pairs perfectly with dark or bittersweet chocolate.