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What to do with leftover bits of cheese?
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that looks gorgeous, whats the receipe please!!!!!
i usually grate and feeze cheese and then chuck it in a cheese sauce or make fondu.0 -
seafarers_wife wrote: »that looks gorgeous, whats the receipe please!!!!!
i usually grate and freeze cheese and then chuck it in a cheese sauce or make fondu.
The recipe is in post #6 on my first ever cooking thread, here.
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If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0 -
I'll 2nd that - it looks totally lush & ChocClare's recipe sounds lush too.Aug11 £193.29/£240
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i know what im having for dinner tomorrow night!
that receipe is nice and easy to follow, i love receipes like that.
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seafarers_wife wrote: »i know what im having for dinner tomorrow night!
that receipe is nice and easy to follow, i love receipes like that.
thanks
I normally try to find a cheese with chillies in, as I like a bit of a kick. Today I used brie & St Agur, which was good.
If you use a milder cheese, a spoonful of mustard power into the sauce gives it a nice lift, as does a light dusting of paprika on the finished article.
If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0 -
I had some Wensleydale cheese delivered in error by ASDA - got to keep it, and wasn't charged for it
But I have no idea what I can make with it or use it for!
Any suggestions?0 -
It makes lovely cheesy mash! Or I used to go to a cafe in York which sadly closed down but they did a fab tomato and wensleydale salad!!0
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Eat it with crackers, like Wallace and Gromit, cracking!0
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Eat a piece with a slice of your christmas cake, the traditional Yorkshire way Official DFW Nerd No 096 - Proud to have dealt with my debt!0
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I would have had it with crackers but I don't have any! Hmmm might do some cheesy mash with it later in the week!0
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