Head Cheese (Macaroni cheese recipes)
November 7, 2008 on 5:45 pm | In Cheese Cake | No CommentsThis is the time of year when head cheese seems to be popular. We always have it around the holidays. Most of the stuff found in supermarkets does not compare to the home made kind. Most store bought is too gelatinous for my taste. Probably because the list of ingredients includes gelatin. There is no gelatin in home made head cheese. All that is needed is a hog’s head, water and spices.
Cream cheese fudge – Rinse Your Cottage Cheese
September 26, 2008 on 5:15 am | In Cheese Cake | No CommentsDisciplined, rigorous, dogged, determined, diligent, precise, fastidious, systematic, methodical, demanding, consistent, focused, accountable and responsible. How many of those words would be used to describe you?
Say Cheese (Low Fat )
September 8, 2008 on 11:15 am | In Cheese Cake | 1 CommentThe One diet approach that optimizes long term nutritional health emphasizes on low- fat and non- fat dairy products, some lean meats, plant proteins and a rich variety of fruits and vegetables and generous amounts of wholegrain breads and cereals.
The first and foremost is to Aim for fitness. This can happen if we Aim for a healthy weight using the BMI to access if you are at an acceptable weight for height. No matter what one’s weight status is- acceptable overweight or underweight the number one goal is to first maintain that weight. Working closely with a dietitian can facilitate achieving that weight goal.
Blue cheese dressing recipe – How To Throw A Wine and Cheese Party
August 15, 2008 on 7:30 pm | In Cheese Cake | No CommentsA wine and cheese party can be a great way to get together with friends or for a special bridal or wedding shower, birthday party or other celebration. It be easy to put together with a minimum of work even if you don’t know much about wine or cheese! You can throw together a simple but elegant party without a lot of fuss and have an interesting theme to boot.
Fondue 101 – How To Make Cheese Fondue (Cheese potato soup)
August 5, 2008 on 6:00 pm | In Cheese Cake | No CommentsThe word fondue comes from the French word fondre and it means to melt or to blend. They should have named it after the French word for outstandingly delicious but even that would be limiting. There are so many varieties and types of fondues out there that perhaps one word really can’t describe it.
Cheese dishes – Pseudomonas in Cottage Cheese and Dairy
July 26, 2008 on 6:15 am | In Cheese Cake | No CommentsUnder refrigerated conditions, Gram-negative rods that are able to produce under such conditions ( psychrotrophic/cold-loving bacteria ) usually predominate, especially Pseudomonas spp.
This is especially so when the milk has a high initial infection of these bacteria and the milk is stored for 2-4 days before pasteurization – which is often the case these days, where milk is mostly being picked up from farms every second day only.
Pairing Cheese and Wine (Cream cheese frosting recipes)
July 22, 2008 on 9:15 am | In Cheese Cake | No CommentsAfter taking my degree from the wine classes I have been following for a whole semester I do not consider myself to be an expert in wine consumption, but an amateur who likes to taste the unexpected. Our professor, a 35-years wine producer, was an extremely knowledgeable individual who managed to introduce a class of fourteen people to the proper wine drinking and the differences one should be aware of when tasting a new bottle of wine and tasting cheese. From the very first lesson, he served as wine and cheeses so as to familiarize us with the pairing of two ingredients that go so well together. In fact, as he supported, any season is appropriate for a cheese and wine party, particularly at this time of year where the need for a fast yet festive food and wine pairing is in order. But I was wondering which type of cheese should I serve with which wine?