melted cheese Archives - thedancingcucumber.com thedancingcucumber.com Tue, 27 Oct 2020 18:18:23 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 Best Cheeses for Melting https://thedancingcucumber.com/best-cheeses-for-melting/ Wed, 28 Oct 2020 08:15:00 +0000 https://thedancingcucumber.com/?p=6231 It sometimes seems like there isn’t a dish that couldn’t be improved by adding some melted cheese to it. It is perfect for sandwiches, snacks, chilies, breads and Bolognese sauces. But not all cheeses melt the same. If you love meted cheese, then here are 5 cheeses you have to try. Gruyere Made famous by […]

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It sometimes seems like there isn’t a dish that couldn’t be improved by adding some melted cheese to it. It is perfect for sandwiches, snacks, chilies, breads and Bolognese sauces. But not all cheeses melt the same.

If you love meted cheese, then here are 5 cheeses you have to try.

Gruyere

Made famous by its use in traditional French onion soup and cheese fondue, Gruyere is a gloriously smooth and stringy cheese when heated.

Photo by angela pham on Unsplash

Mozzarella

Another very popular cheese, mozzarella is perfect on pizzas, in pasta sauces, or on anything baked. It becomes a beautifully molten mess that browns on top and has just the perfect texture.

Image by gaurav tiwari from Pixabay 

Camembert

This strong traditional French cheese can be eaten hot or cold. If you heat it in the oven or the microwave, it has a beautifully molten interior encased in a firm outer casing. Perfect for sandwiches and for dipping.

Image by Daniel Albany from Pixabay 

Fontina

This buttery, fruity, nutty cheese is a satisfying addition to a sandwich, cheese board or fondue. Just apply a light heat, and it will make your heart melt.

Image by PDPhotos from Pixabay 

Asiago

You can get an older form of Asiago or a younger strain known as fresco. The older form of the cheese is firmer, and very good for grating. But the younger fresco model is much better for melting.

Image by PDPhotos from Pixabay 

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ersion="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> melted cheese Archives - thedancingcucumber.com thedancingcucumber.com Tue, 27 Oct 2020 18:18:23 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 Best Cheeses for Melting https://thedancingcucumber.com/best-cheeses-for-melting/ Wed, 28 Oct 2020 08:15:00 +0000 https://thedancingcucumber.com/?p=6231 It sometimes seems like there isn’t a dish that couldn’t be improved by adding some melted cheese to it. It is perfect for sandwiches, snacks, chilies, breads and Bolognese sauces. But not all cheeses melt the same. If you love meted cheese, then here are 5 cheeses you have to try. Gruyere Made famous by […]

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It sometimes seems like there isn’t a dish that couldn’t be improved by adding some melted cheese to it. It is perfect for sandwiches, snacks, chilies, breads and Bolognese sauces. But not all cheeses melt the same.

If you love meted cheese, then here are 5 cheeses you have to try.

Gruyere

Made famous by its use in traditional French onion soup and cheese fondue, Gruyere is a gloriously smooth and stringy cheese when heated.

Photo by angela pham on Unsplash

Mozzarella

Another very popular cheese, mozzarella is perfect on pizzas, in pasta sauces, or on anything baked. It becomes a beautifully molten mess that browns on top and has just the perfect texture.

Image by gaurav tiwari from Pixabay 

Camembert

This strong traditional French cheese can be eaten hot or cold. If you heat it in the oven or the microwave, it has a beautifully molten interior encased in a firm outer casing. Perfect for sandwiches and for dipping.

Image by Daniel Albany from Pixabay 

Fontina

This buttery, fruity, nutty cheese is a satisfying addition to a sandwich, cheese board or fondue. Just apply a light heat, and it will make your heart melt.

Image by PDPhotos from Pixabay 

Asiago

You can get an older form of Asiago or a younger strain known as fresco. The older form of the cheese is firmer, and very good for grating. But the younger fresco model is much better for melting.

Image by PDPhotos from Pixabay 

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