Well, I unwrapped it last night. It is very nicely formed and has the texture and density of cream cheese. It still tastes a little sour--like yogurt or sour cream, though. So I'm not quite sure if it has turned out! I went ahead and salted it and am letting it sit in the fridge for a day or two to see how it tastes then. If it is still sour, I'm probably going to make a cheesy stroganoff, or something like that, and see if I can get some use out of it that way.
how many pounds of cheese is that? If you put a bit of sugar in it maybe you can make a cheesecake out of it.
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I was thinking cheesecake as well. The English use neufchatel in their cheesecakes--although I've read some American reviews of the recipes and they weren't too positive! Maybe, if I'm expecting something different I won't be disappointed!
ReplyDeleteI ended up with 2lbs total.
I have use neufchatel in cheese cakes and didn't see a difference - i think it is lower in fat? but could be mistaken. I have also used a combination of two packages regular cream cheese and some of the lower fat
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It seems like it is supposed to be lower in fat. I think because neufchatel is made with milk instead of cream.
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