Ross Miller
- Location: London Road, Dover
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15 November 2010
22:0980200#1
This is a question for all you culinary experts out there:
Do you have any recipes (other than German Baked Cheescake) for Quark?
I find myself with 3 tubs of it (don't ask - long story) and want to use it, as I hate throwing food away, but other than adding honey and dried fruit to it or mixing it with mayo as a salad dressing I am struggling.
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15 November 2010
23:2880221#2
Presumably stolen from the Large Hadron Collider?
Guest 698- Registered: 28 May 2010
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15 November 2010
23:3280223#3
Bring a tub round and we will experiment with it. I am sure I can use it somehow and give you a few ideas.
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Ross Miller- Location: London Road, Dover
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16 November 2010
00:2180227#4
very good Bob
Well I will be in for the LRCF meeting on Thursday Peter
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Brian Dixon
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16 November 2010
10:2780245#5
ross,to be honest i thought it was a carecter out of deep space nine,untill i read your post.
Jan Higgins
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16 November 2010
10:4880249#6
Will this site be of any use Ross,
http://www.quarkmaker.com/Quark_Recipes/index.html I have never used Quark myself.
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16 November 2010
10:5580251#7
I am sure I have some recipes tucked away - I'll have a rummage and if I find them I will email you Ross. I know my Old Man made some lovely cheesecakes with quark a few years ago..............
Ross Miller- Location: London Road, Dover
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16 November 2010
21:3080353#8
Thanks Jan - that sight looks great
Bern if you do you know how to get hold of me
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"Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength,
While loving someone deeply gives you courage" - Laozi
17 November 2010
20:3480564#9
I too visited this thread thinking it would be about Deep Space Nine. Sadly not. I am wondering if the quark you are referring to would be better to make cream cheese icing with than the ordinary stuff, which I find goes very runny when beaten with icing sugar and lime or lemon juice.
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17 November 2010
20:4380573#10
Lets have a Quark 2 thread on the Hadron collider!
Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
Ross Miller- Location: London Road, Dover
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17 November 2010
21:3680588#11
Diane it is a virtually fat free soft white cheese - so it might well be better for that
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25 November 2010
13:4781619#12
I have been doing some testing. Try mixing it with some cold spinach curry (sag bhaji) and use it as a dip for poppadums. I have found it doesn't cook very well as it tends to split.
PG.
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Ross Miller- Location: London Road, Dover
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25 November 2010
19:3281676#13
I tried it rather than cream in a quiche the other day it worked very well took a bit of extra whisking to get it properly mixed with the eggs though
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Jan Higgins- Location: Dover
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25 November 2010
19:5081684#14
A hint that might work in future Ross. I make a cooked rum and raisin cheese cake and have found that by pushing the cream cheese through a large mesh sieve it blends in a lot easier.
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Ross Miller- Location: London Road, Dover
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25 November 2010
20:3081694#15
Thanks Jan
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26 November 2010
08:2181715#16
Pina colada cheesecake, fresh, not baked
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26 November 2010
10:4481735#17
Has anyone made a curd cheesecake? My grandma used to make them regularly, Lincolnshire Curd Cheesecakes, with raisins, cooked in a pastry base, absolutely delicious. I have also made cheesecake with cottage cheese, it works quite well but nowhere near as good as the Curd Cheese. The best cheesecakes by far are the cooked ones.
Anyone know where I can buy rennett? to make the curd cheese.
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26 November 2010
18:4481785#18
I like making carrot cake, but find it hard to make a proper cream cheese filling. As I said above, when you beat it with icing sugar it just goes like a very runny icing, and not like the thick filling you get in bought cakes. I haven't made a curd cheesecake, but by chance on Genes Reunited, came across an english person living in New York who does a deep fried cheesecake!!
Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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26 November 2010
20:2481807#19
diana,would that tase the same as a deep fried mars bar.
Ross Miller- Location: London Road, Dover
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26 November 2010
20:2681808#20
Ah you can now get those in Tonys Fish & Chips on London Road
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