Other sites in our network: What's on TV | Now | Pick Me Up | Puzzles and Prizes
Branding_print

Your tips for cooking with cheese

Your tips for cooking with cheese
Average rating: 3 out of 5 star rating

If you've got a piece of cheese which has gone a bit dry around the edges, just sprinkle it with some sugar and it will be back to normal in no time.
Amanda Rivers, 52, Woking, Surrey

To avoid mould on cheese take it out of the packing and rewrap in cling film. If it's airtight, mould shouldn't be able to get in. But my mother used to say, 'If mould won't eat your cheddar it can't taste very good' so if you do get mould, cut it off and eat the rest of the cheese.
Marilyn Steveson, 34, Crook, County Durham

When cooking with low-fat cheese put a little butter or oil on to get it to melt properly.
Cheryl Payne, 32, Crook, Co Durham

Stop cheese from sweating by removing all the packaging and wrapping it in foil.
Yasmin Cooper, 62, Billingham, Cleveland

Where to next?
Cheese recipes
Top celebrity chef cooking tips
Gordon Ramsay tips and recipe books

Average rating:

3 out of 5 star rating
 

Where to next?

  1. No available image! Recommended cheese grater
 

Please leave a comment, tip or story in the box below

No comments

Add a comment

Please enter the characters in the image:

IPC Media Limited, owner of goodtoknow.co.uk, will collect your personal information solely to process your request


Today's food poll

Which celebrity chef recipes have you tried at home?


    • Gordon Ramsay's 12%
    • Jamie Oliver's 25%
    • Delia Smith's 18%
    • Gino D'Acampo 3%
    • James Martin's 10%
    • Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's 4%
    • Mary Berry's 7%
    • Phil Vickery's 7%
    • Other chefs 13%

    Win! Festive London trip

    Win! a night in London with Dove Intensive Range

    Go skating at an outdoor rink in the city and get Dove goodies too

    Enter competition


    Food

    £5 family meals

    £5 family meals

    Feed your family cheap and tasty meals like roast butternut squash at 87p each