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![]() hahabogus wrote: > "Alan" > wrote in > : > >> "Alan" > wrote in message >> ... >>> can anyone tell me what white (ish) coloured cheese i can melt in a >>> frying pan so it ends up runny like milk, i saw it done yesterday but >>> i did not notice the name of the cheese and possibly could not get it >>> in UK as it was >>> french but i would like to try to make the dish >>> >>> what the chef done was fry squares of chicken in a non stick pan >>> until cooked then put in the bits of cheese he then stirred until the >>> cheese was like milk at this point he poured in fresh cream and >>> stirred for about 2/3 minutes more before serving with saute potatoes >>> and sprouts >>> >>> but i dont know what cheese he used oh help >>> >>> >>> can i get some help on this please >> >> > > perhaps cream cheese. > Or processed swiss cheese. Or what about that Laughing Cow brand greyeure (sp?) Bob |
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