2077 recipes for "cheese"
Mini Carrot Cake Loaves

Mini Carrot Cake Loaves

Carrot cake is a favourite with its all-important cream cheese icing, but the addition of crystallized ginger takes it up a notch.

Cheddar Melt Chicken

Cheddar Melt Chicken

Jul 14, 2005

This recipe combines family-favourite ingredients chicken and cheese, taking the guesswork out of planning weeknight dinner.

Serve with: Parboiled Rice, Broccoli

Cabernet Franc Wine Jelly

Cabernet Franc Wine Jelly

Nov 15, 2008

Fresh thyme accentuates the herbaceous notes of Cabernet Franc. This gift makes a wonderful accompaniment to a cheese platter. – Adell Shneer

Scrambled Egg Wraps

Scrambled Egg Wraps

Jul 14, 2005

Lunch is an ideal time to make these crispy egg-and-cheese bundles. The large flax or whole wheat tortillas offer extra nutrition.

Blistered Caprese Bites

Blistered Caprese Bites

Appetizers

Blistering tomatoes over a fiery grill reveals their incredibly candy-like sweetness, which makes a good foil for the creamy cheese. 

Raclette Casserole

Raclette Casserole

Jul 14, 2005

A Swiss dish, raclette is simply cheese melted by the fire then usually scraped onto potatoes. This delicious casserole version comes from The Raclette Restaurant in Toronto. Swiss-type cheeses, such as Emmenthal can be substituted for Oka cheese. If desired, add 1 cup (250 mL) cubed baked ham. Round out the meal with a tossed green salad, pickled gherkins and pearl onions.

Parmigiano Sun-Dried Tomato Dip

Parmigiano Sun-Dried Tomato Dip

Aug 18, 2014

Using real Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese makes a noticeable difference. If preferred, use light sour cream and mayonnaise. Serve with crudit?s and flatbreads.

Lemon Shimmer Cheesecake

Lemon Shimmer Cheesecake

Feb 21, 2008

With a sunny mirrorlike top, this glorious dessert shines in looks and taste. Use only full-fat cream cheese and sour cream.

Raclette

Raclette

Nov 10, 2009

Classic meets modern in this selection of Raclette ingredients that you can prepare ahead, leaving plenty of time to enjoy the first course with guests. There's about 3 oz (90 g) of cheese per person, but heartier appetites (and cheese lovers) may want to have 5 oz (150 g), which would increase the total to 2-1/2 lb (1.25 kg).

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