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Cheese Souffle , any recipes please?

nuttywoman
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I`ve not had a cheese souffle for years so fancy making one but have`nt got a tried and trusted recipe.Does anyone ? thanks;)
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I always used the recipe in Delia's cookery course and it never failed. Don't have it to hand but if you do, I'd recommend it.0
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I have some blue stilton (wedge of) and brie (semi circle) left over from a selection pack. Also a small amount of mature cheddar (couple of crackers worth). I'm wanting to make some sort of flan/souffle dish with these and some other bits I've got in like couple of slices bread, 3 pittas, onions. Trying not to have to go out and buy many if any more ingrediants to make it into something. Also got 3 eggs, milk. tinned tomatoes, tinned ratatouille, pasta, herbs.
I don't like stilton on its own but had it in a flan recently and it was yummy. Have also got 3 unopened cheddar cheese sticks from dd's packed lunch last week that weren't used up and an unopened bag of mozarella that I was saving to do HM pizzas with.0 -
I like using up stilton in sauces. Current fave is to do savoury panckes stuffed with chicken and veggies and then bake them with the stilton sauce poured over.
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Hi spendless:hello:
I looked up a few threads for you. I once had a 3 cheese souffle and it gave me a headache it was far far too rich:o
This thread on cheese souffle suggests using Delias recipe but i can only seem to find her stilton souffle omelette
Other threads which may help you
Cheese flan Old style
Using up stilton
Brie recipe ideas
Deep fried brie
I'll add your thread to the existing one on cheese souffle later, to keep the ideas together
thanks:)
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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I put brie on top of grilled pork chops and stick under the grill till bubbling ,mmm I could eat some now0
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four cheese pizza??? with ingredients you have i would say thats perfect!0
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chop/grate them and mix them up put them in a box in the freezer and add them to sauces/quiches/toasties etc when you need them - don't have to use them all now
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chop/grate them and mix them up put them in a box in the freezer and add them to sauces/quiches/toasties etc when you need them - don't have to use them all now
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I second the freezing idea, i would chop into portions and wrap individually so that you can just take out what you need at the right time.
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