The "After-dinner" Cheese Course

Something goat, something ewe, something smelly, something blue. Jennifer Rubell lays out her formula for the perfect platter.

Good cheeses hardly need any adornment.

Photos by David Tsay

It's easy to be a great host when you serve a cheese course. There's no cooking involved, just really good shopping and a little attractive arranging. You can serve cheese anytime, but a cheese course traditionally happens at the end of the meal, right before or instead of dessert.

Jennifer's three favorites of each variety—pick one per group for a crowd-pleasing mix of flavors, shapes and textures.

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