Bacon and onions do really well in it, and different
kinds of cheese make for interesting takes on it as well.
Not exact matches
And that
makes sense, because what's more comforting than a casserole jam packed with potatoes, multiple
kinds of cheese and some other crunchy ingredients like potatoes or corn flakes to give it some crispiness?
It turns out you can find all
kinds of dairy - free lovelies at most health food stores these days: (imagine my best Bubba voice) dairy free cream
cheese spread, dairy free yogurt, dairy free milks... you can
make just about anything dairy free.
This fall my family was gathered around my mother, whom we were caring for in her final days... we took time to celebrate a birthday with a special
kind of carrot cake... we used the leftover carrots / apples / celery and who knows what else from the morning's juice (my dad's a bit
of a health nut) and turned it into an amazing cake, complemented by walnuts, pineapple and,
of course, decadent cream
cheese frosting, covered with fresh toasted coconut... it was so moist and delicious... the
making of it a wonderful memory and the eating
of it sublime.
That
kind of reminds me
of the
cheese toast my mother
made us as kids, only if you
made a grilled
cheese out
of it.
If I
made it again (and I might try), I might reduce the broth a bit, reduce the tomatoes a bit, cover for a little longer, and broil at the end, maybe with a
cheese layer on top to
make a different
kind of crust.
When you're accustomed to technicolour powdered
cheese and take - out food, instead
of the
kind that comes from a home kitchen, it's hard to
make the switch to the handmade variety.
Here's the formula I've discovered for
making salads that I don't hate: some
kind of greens, preferably fresh from the farm + something sweet (usually fruit) + something crunchy (often nuts) + something creamy like avocado or
cheese + plenty
of pops
of color + a flavorful dressing that's just tart enough.
It's a Chicken Tomato Pasta Bake,
made with three
kinds of cheese and fresh spinach for a colorful and beautiful dish that will leave YOU full in the best way.
Giada skips the breadcrumb coating and instead brushes her chicken cutlets with a fresh herb oil
made from rosemary, thyme and parsley before slathering them with two
kinds of cheese.
Dairy
makes your body acidic, so your system uses extra calcium to alkalize itself... it
kind of undoes the benefit
of the extra calcium in the
cheese.
Except lately, after
making this delicious Preserved Lemon and Olive Tapenade, a batch
of Homemade Head
Cheese, some Deliciously Silky Liver Pâté and more recently trying my hand at
making Fresh Farmer's
Cheese (recipe to come), I du n no... I sort
of felt the need to spread mound those goodies on top
of some
kind of cracker.
Which is
kind of nice because when we do a big, juicy steak we'll do a salad side or when I
make a batch
of spicy Italian meatballs that are full
of cheese we'll throw them on top
of some zucchini noodles.
Quark (or topfen in Austria) is a
kind of soft
cheese that is
made from sour milk.
or you can grill up some turkey burger sliders,
make a load
of pizza, or buy a couple loaves
of french bread, carefully slice it open and fill with meat, top with
cheese, and broil for a minute or two then top with all
kinds of veggies.
Traditional enchiladas are
made with a corn or flour tortilla that has some
kind of filling, topped off with a tomato based sauce and typically lots
of cheese and then baked.
He may choose to
make home
made pasta and put several
kinds of locally
made cheeses on it.
The next time I
made it I added tiny cubed Va. ham and some white cheddar, I let it rise overnight and it came out perfect... Right now I have one proofing, and it has garlic, scallions and 3
kinds of cheeses....
We used to
make a green chile casserole with all
kinds of cheese and tortillas, so we're quite excited about a paleo version!
................................................ Grown - up Mac &
Cheese with Butternut Squash, Kale, and Mushrooms
Makes about 10 servings................................................ Ingredients 4 cups cubed peeled butternut squash (either from 1 large squash or save yourself a lot
of time with the pre peeled and cut
kinds that a lot
of stores have these days!)
I
made a bunch
of substitutions like quinoa instead
of pasta, no
cheese or mushrooms, and a different
kind of sauce.
Any time someone needs a salad for a group party, i always bring a spinch salad with strawberries, goat
cheese, a balsamic vinaigrette i
make myself and some candied nut
of some
kind.
Mine is more
of a spread, but I added some pineapple, onion, pecans, green bell pepper and a bit more salt to
make it
kind of like a
cheese ball (although I didn't bake it at the higher temp to get a firmer shape — but will do this next time!).
Cashews
make the creamiest
of cheeses (any
kind) and can usually be
made in seconds using a food processor or blender!
Soup aside, the oil is also great drizzled on just about any
kind of egg, over tarts, on potato dishes / salads - it even
made a cracker spread with goat
cheese a little more special.
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They're both super filling and the fact that they're topped with melty broiled
cheese makes them
kind of like healthyish comfort food.
Pasta filata
cheese becomes elastic when heated and forms long strings when pulled — the key characteristics that consumers associate with authentic pizza
cheese, and which
make it such a superb topping on all
kinds of hot dishes.
A vibrant chutney like this is
made for pork chops, or really pork
of any
kind, but you could also serve it with grilled chicken or spread over goat
cheese on toasted bread.
I always eat them at my local greek restaurant but couldn't figure out what
kind of cheese they were
made of.
The result was this family - friendly crockpot recipe which uses layers
of browned ground beef, spaghetti, homemade or from - a-jar pasta sauce, chicken stock, and two
kinds of cheese, all cooked together to
make a delicious - sounding dinner from the slow cooker.
This Spicy Mac n
Cheese is made with 4 kinds of cheese, veggies & flavored with Jalapeno, cumin and n
Cheese is
made with 4
kinds of cheese, veggies & flavored with Jalapeno, cumin and n
cheese, veggies & flavored with Jalapeno, cumin and nutmeg!
I
make this cashew
cheese almost every week and I've never had it turn to liquid before so I'm
kind of scratching my head as to what went wrong.
I was
kind of surprised that a man
made these cute and delicate looking
cheeses
And speaking
of the filling... oh em gee... pancetta, onions, mushrooms, bread crumbs, two
kinds of cheeses... the filling is so good I could have
made a meal out
of that alone.
I've also been aware for a while
of folks
making similar saucy vegan
cheeses out
of all
kinds of veggie bases.
Here's basic Vegan Mac and
Cheese that's kind of the modern classic version, and so simple and creamy — made with silken tofu, vegan cheese, vegan b
Cheese that's
kind of the modern classic version, and so simple and creamy —
made with silken tofu, vegan
cheese, vegan b
cheese, vegan butter.
i
made them for my sister, who is trying to get gluten out
of her diet, but since she's not a total vegan (still eats eggs and a few
kinds of cheese), what I did was add a beaten egg, and reduced the amount
of oil.
The thing I am going to try out when I
make these is adding Wendsleydale
cheese as Jenny explained how it's not always easy to get Mexican
cheese and so Wendsleydale comes close to that
kind of texture.
I put it on an 8 ″ whole wheat tortilla with a light swiss laughing cow
cheese wedge & half
of an avocado... it mellowed out the spiciness (my grocery store only had 1
kind of buffalo sauce & it definitely has a kick to it) &
made it incredible!
Coconut flour egg, bacon &
cheese muffins Popcorn (popped in coconut oil and topped with melted butter)-- we
make popcorn for the movie theater, too Coconut flour blueberry muffins Grass - fed
cheese Homemade corn tortilla chips Soaked and dried nuts Homemade sprouted flour crackers Whole, raw milk (in a sippy cup; sometimes I even bring two)-- it's impossible to get ANY
kind of milk on most airplanes these days; many airlines only have non-dairy creamer available Scrambled eggs — I put them in a Thermos container Bananas, oranges, apples, grapes — organic if possible Homemade shortbread cookies — it's a great idea to pack a few cookies for those extra-tough times while traveling Raisins — organic if possible Grass - fed whole milk yogurt mixed with a little fruit - sweetened jam or honey — I put it in a Thermos Homemade soaked granola -LSB-...]
I have
made it as written, with arugula, with just spinach... with garlic or onion or scallions instead
of shallots, with just about every
kind of cheese and vinegar (not balsamic) and nut and it always comes out great.
It's the same
kind of technique that is used in the
making of products like
Cheese Doodles — the inventors just had a different texture in mind!
My fave and quick to
make meal from you so far is the tempeh and broccoli in peanut sauce.I mostly wanted to say that I've found that tahini and sriracha
make a
kind of spicy «nacho
cheese» flavor too.
Although I've always
made homemade pizzas, my approach to topping them is usually a «whatever» one, based on what veggies and herbs I have in the garden, what
kind of cheese I happen to have in the fridge, and what sort
of leftovers need using up.
Beth is a true handpie master,
making all
kinds of flavors work in her pie fillings — Muscadine Rose Handpies, White Peach Rose Basil Handpies, Blueberry Basil Goat
Cheese Handpies.
It's
made with a potato crust instead
of the traditional crust, and it's filled with all
kinds of good stuff - sauteed leeks and mushrooms, herbs and spices and some Parmesan
cheese.
Instead
of cream
cheese I used Greek yogurt, and increased amount, a cup
of Greek yogurt + a cup
of whipped cream + cremfix (in my country that's a
kind of starch that is used to
make whipped cream
kind of thicker) and I used regular pudding instead
of instant because I hate instant pudding, it has a chemical taste.
It has the works for
making up my favorite
kind of breakfast casserole: sausage, egg,
cheese, and bell peppers.
I usually have yogurt or two hard boiled eggs for breakfast, a protein bar for my mid-morning snack, my lunch is usually whatever leftovers I've
made from the night before or 2 boca patties with mustard and reduced sugar ketchup plus some
kind of veggie on the side (green beans or broccoli); then I usually have cottage
cheese or string
cheese as my mid-afternoon snack.