A cheesemonger shares the right way to cut the cheese.

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In its home country of France, Brie cheese is practically a religion. Worldwide, it ranks among the world’s best-known and most beloved cheeses. Yet somehow in the U.S., Brie often gets a bad rap.

1. Grate purple onion on large holes of a box grater. Place onion in a paper towel and squeeze out the excess liquid. 2. Stir ...