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I just break the egg into a hollow on top of the grated cheese. Add a drop of milk and a knob of butter onto the yolk to stop it getting leathery
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:dancedog: right here it goes grate some cheese put milk in a knob of butter put in oven when done drop your egg in just for 5mims.
i made it for tosh the other night. |
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LINDASY ORMEROD YOU DO NOT BEAT IT IN, YOU JUST CRAKE THE EGG AND LET DRIP IT ON TOP OF YOU CHESSE WHEN COOKED. YOU WILL ENJOY :dancedog
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Trouble is no cooking cheese anymore, which was slightly stronger and more solid .. the cheese would stretch on your fork as you pulled it out from the tin. |
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My gran always used Lancashire cheese
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Mmmmmm cooking cheese was great, i`d forgotten about that till now, wonder if you can still get it? |
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I suppose they may still sell it on the market somewhere :confused: |
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The search for cooking cheese begins..............:D
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they have it in Iceland its not cold cooking cheese now. its plastic now its that cheese like ruber that's the one to get.and it makes a good cheese pie.
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I never heard of cheese n egg until we moved to accy an they made it at work for the clients
We just used to have cheese in thoven. lancashire cheese in a dish and covered in milk. sometimes I would add onion or tomato. Served with bread or toast to dip. Kids love it. Used to have it for Saturday tea. Mmmm |
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