F. Dick 4 1/2″ Etched Blade Cheese Knife

Hard cheese knife with 4 1/2-inch etched blade. Full tang, riveted handle.

 
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The Pizza Lover’s Cookbook: Creative and Delicious Recipes for Making the World’s Favorite Food

New - Pizzas can be a quick meal made from leftovers or an exotic treat featuring ingredients such as artichokes, lamb, and pesto. The authors of this book create amazing combinations, including Tex Mex, Salami with Goat Cheese and Pesto, Spicy Lamb Sausage with Coriander, Tahitian Chicken, and much more. Step-by-step instructions for prepraring the dough and making a variety of sauces are included. of color photos.

 
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How can I make blue cheese at home?

Arturo asked:


I guess I have to add details. I am far away from cheese-civilized countries. Like on an island. I got fresh milk after looking for it 3 years, and rennet , I have plenty of it now. I make farmer’s cheese but there is nothing else! No sour cream, no yogurt, nothing diary! How can I use pure penicillin to get blue cheese? I hope you got it. ONLY milk and drug store. Possible?

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F66520- Lucerne 10 Piece Meat Fondue Set- Blue

Swissmar has been providing quality products and service at affordable prices for more than 20 years. Swissmar has expanded their own brand of Swissmar products to include items such as raclettes, fondues, wine accessories, bamboo boards, cheese knives an

 
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Can Mascarpone Cheese be Substituted for Cream Cheese? If So what are the Equivalent Measurements?

benbrattlover asked:


I love to cook, and especially bake. But I was wondering if it is possible to substitute Mascarpone cheese for cream cheese in recipes, and if so, what are the equivalent measurements?

Because, though I love cream cheese, on bagels, bread, and other savory (non-sweet) foods, I ABSOLUTELY HATE cream cheese based desserts.

I hate the salty feeling, and especially the weird after-taste that cream cheese leaves.

Although, there are some great dessert recipes I found, that I want to start making, they are all cream cheese based, and I want to make them with a sweeter (better tasting) substitution, and I am hoping that Mascarpone cheese will be the right equivalent.

If so, what measurements do I use when I substitute the mascarpone. I mean, if a recipe calls for 3 oz of cream cheese, do I substitute it with 3 oz of mascarpone cheese, or do I use more mascarpone, less mascarpone or what - and how much??

Any and all help will be greatly appreciated.
Rob Lou, why can’t you make cheesecake with Mascarpone? All it would do is just give it a sweeter, creamier taste, right?

Not that I want to use cream cheese in ANY dessert, which is the basis for my question.

I HATE cream cheese in desserts. I think it tastes weird and gross, and I hate the horrible after-taste.

That’s why I want to know if mascarpone can be used instead.

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