All depends on the cheddar.
If it is going all oily on top of a lasagne then you are obviously using an inferior cheddar which is badly made and has a high fat content.
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Edam, and well aged Gouda even more so, make fantastic cheese on toast. They melt just right. Personal opinion obviously.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostHave you even tried edam on toast???
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Cheddar is best with some pickle between two slices of crusty white bloomer IMO.
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Not at all, who said it should go on lasagna?Originally posted by pacharan View PostThe most overrated cheese?
Parmesan with a ploughmans doesn't work either but are you berating it for not being ideal?? FFS!!!!
Have you even tried edam on toast???
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Cheddar Cheese
The most overrated cheese?
Great in a ploughpersons lunch but....
Don't work in lasagne. Always get an inch of fat on the top. I prefer a combination of parmesan, a creamy cheese eg Caerphilly and marscapone.
Don't work in nachos either. Melting properties all wrong goes too stringy.
Holders/restaurateurs/pub owners please take note.
While I'm in the subject, root vegetables do not, under any circumstances, warrant inclusion in the list of vegetables that make up a lasagne.
Had one up Chievely services earlier that contained sweet potato FFS!Tags: None
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