Substitute for goat cheese in pasta recipe
jelly belly
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Wednesday, 18th of August 2010 10:53:10 AM
I am wanting to make this angel hair pasta recipe l saw today on Everyday jelly belly Italian but l can not stand goat cheese-not even the smell of it! The Registered User recipe calls for crumbling it in...anyway, what can l use instead?
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tway tway
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Thursday, 19th of August 2010 01:49:00 PM
Feta cheese or blue cheese. The feta cheese is not as strong as tway tway other kinds of goat cheese and it is not overpowering. Registered User Joined: Sunday, 20th of June 2010, 02:44:41 Posts: 863 Viewed 8290 times
Kiwi
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Friday, 20th of August 2010 07:23:18 AM
I watched that too and have made that dish. You can sub with Kiwi feta or fresh mozzarella. If using mozzarella, add some fresh basil and Registered User pine nuts. YUM Joined: Monday, 31st of May 2010, 08:11:51 Almost any cheese would be good. Posts: 640 Viewed 9956 times
Baberz
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Saturday, 21st of August 2010 02:57:38 PM
Try cream cheese or Asiago cheese because FETA cheese IS GOAT Baberz CHEESE. Registered User Joined: Monday, 14th of June 2010, 20:00:44 Posts: 163 Viewed 17722 times
Stud Monkey
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Sunday, 22nd of August 2010 06:38:42 AM
feta or Gorgonzola Stud Monkey Registered User Joined: Wednesday, 12th of May 2010, 16:59:58 Posts: 874 Viewed 16089 times
moobear
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Monday, 23rd of August 2010 12:20:48 PM
I am a chef and I hate goat cheese, too. I have to use it all moobear the time (because crazy people like it). I'd try feta or just some shaved Registered User pecorino romano (shaved from a block with a vegetable peeler). Don't know Joined: Friday, 4th of June 2010, 08:57:54 about the rest of the dish, but those are safe bets. Posts: 1488 Viewed 1424 times
Marker
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Tuesday, 24th of August 2010 03:20:41 AM
You can use feta, parmesan or even mozzarella. You don't have Marker to add cheese if you don't want to. Registered User Joined: Tuesday, 11th of May 2010, 21:34:40 Posts: 938 Viewed 9347 times
Crash McCallahan
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Wednesday, 25th of August 2010 02:48:29 AM
You can use any type of cheese that you do like. Goat cheese Crash McCallahan just became in fashion a few years back. It is a little lower in fat so Registered User many recipes were just modified to include goat cheese, while they Joined: Saturday, 15th of May 2010, 00:03:54 originally used whatever they had around. Posts: 1786 Viewed 9171 times Mozzarella, Ricotta, or any mild cheese such as Gouda will do the trick.
If you are looking to stay away from dairy then check out tofu/soy, or
rice products.
Corn Fritter
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Thursday, 26th of August 2010 04:21:41 PM
For Angel Hair, you want something light. Try Feta; you might Corn Fritter wrap it in cheese cloth and hang it overnight to get rid of the moisture. Registered User It has a great salty flavor and with the moisture removed you achieve the Joined: Friday, 14th of May 2010, 14:12:50 lightness required to allow the angel hair to retain its identity. Posts: 1122 Viewed 1372 times
Smooth
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Friday, 27th of August 2010 07:48:30 AM
Mozzarella Cheese or Provolone Smooth Registered User Joined: Monday, 10th of May 2010, 01:37:33 Posts: 870 Viewed 10716 times
Chunky Monkey .
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Saturday, 28th of August 2010 04:14:36 AM
You can try fresh grated parmesan or crumbled roquefort Chunky Monkey . Registered User Joined: Friday, 18th of June 2010, 11:57:32 Posts: 1545 Viewed 17333 times
sugar puff
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Sunday, 29th of August 2010 05:04:40 AM
that sound naste sugar puff Registered User Joined: Tuesday, 29th of June 2010, 03:21:26 Posts: 760 Viewed 14610 times
LIEING SMILE
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Monday, 30th of August 2010 04:20:58 AM
crumbled bleu cheese LIEING SMILE Registered User Joined: Saturday, 26th of June 2010, 14:16:16 Posts: 250 Viewed 15377 times
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