Cheese without becoming cheesed off?

Freddie_Snowbits

Pizza, I left a recipe here last nite! You will need a breadmaker though.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=77501

Just click on the link

Prudent

Freddie_Snowbits wrote:

Pizza, I left a recipe here last nite! You will need a breadmaker though.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=77501

Just click on the link

I have a bread maker, so that's ideal, thanks.

Prudent

sleepless_saver wrote:

For once I know the answer :j - hold down the Alt key and type 130 which gives you é

I don't feel so daft now. I thought it would be something really obvious.

idiot_3

cauliflower cheese. mmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

buslouch

sleepless_saver wrote:

For once I know the answer :j - hold down the Alt key and type 130 which gives you é

Alternatively: Right alt (Alt Gr) and e, or even ctrl alt and e.

The wonderful things you learn working for a company with an é in the name....

elona

If you have a breadmaker - how about cheese and onion bread - it is gorgeous!

catznine

I often buy cheese in bulk from costco's (its yummy) and grate it for the freezer and then use in quiches, lasagnes, macaroni/cauliflower cheese, welsh rarebit, cheese biscuits (I put a recipe for really easy cheese biscuits on the recipe thread) it is really easy to use. Well done on such a great bargain!

Bendybops19

Only the alt ctrl and e works for me! Oooh look what i can do now... éééééééééééé! I feel so clever...

megsykins

Macaroni cheese, mini cheese-on-toast (hors d'orves - sp??), cheese and biscuits , moussaka, sprinkle it on top of shepherds pie, lasagne, pasta bake. Try cheese.com for more ideas.
I'm getting hungry now!!! (there's a reason my mum called me Megan Mouse for my first 10 years! :rotfl: )

Mado

Cheese souffle...very nice nad very impresisve for guests.
However you'll need to google a recipe if Squeaky doesn't hav eone hidden away.