- When using cheese as an ingredient, always cook at low temperatures for a minimum length of time. Otherwise, the cheese can become stringy and rubbery; this is especially true when using a microwave oven.
- Remember that cheese melts more evenly if diced, shredded or crumbled first. To prevent scorching, melt in top of a double boiler rather than directly over heat.
- Experiment with Emmental, cheddar and mozzarella—all good ingredient cheeses. Processed cheeses are a smooth alternative, particularly for sauces.
BC Milk and Yogurt Overnight Oats with Apple, Blueberry, Hazelnut and Barley topped with BC Honey
This locally-inspired overnight oats recipe features local dairy, blueberries, hazelnuts, and more. Recipe created by Chef Ned Bell (Naramata Inn, Buy BC Chef Ambassador).
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