Make Your Own Vegan Cheese - It Melts & Slices!

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  • @ellieb.37
    @ellieb.37 7 років тому +48

    I've found that if you do everything but skip the agar agar and switch miso for nutritional yeast (the amount recommended in the video) then it turns into a really nice creamy cheesy pasta sauce, similar to Alfredo.
    The original recipe for firmer cheese is wonderful too. I've tried both and it's fantastic and less expensive than pre-made vegan cheese.

    • @luv2travel2000
      @luv2travel2000 5 років тому +4

      Thanks for that tip. I love Alfredo sauce. Also, I always have nutritional yeast at home, so I would prefer to use that instead of the miso when I make the cheese.
      🧀😊👍

  • @lydiaappelmans5806
    @lydiaappelmans5806 5 років тому +32

    I found making the agar agar seperately makes a lot of mess, so I now add it to the blender and then boil the whole mixture untill it thickens. This works very good :-)

    • @iexist6021
      @iexist6021 2 роки тому +1

      I use seamoss gel.

    • @dreadfairy6963
      @dreadfairy6963 Рік тому

      @@iexist6021 how dos sea moss gel compare to Agar or Cappadocia carageenan in terms of both texture and taste?

    • @iexist6021
      @iexist6021 Рік тому +1

      @@dreadfairy6963 texture is very similar, taste is extremely mild if you get the St. Lucia Gold. Just make sure you get wildcrafted.

    • @dreadfairy6963
      @dreadfairy6963 Рік тому +1

      @@iexist6021 OK thanks so much, I'll look out for it to try 👍

    • @iexist6021
      @iexist6021 Рік тому +1

      @@dreadfairy6963 it’s very good for you too

  • @TrishasMusic
    @TrishasMusic 8 років тому +29

    I made this today with all almond meal instead of cashews, strained it to get rid of the pulp, and used 2 tbs nutritional yeast. Melts absolutely perfectly and even turns a golden brown. Amazing and SO much better (and cheaper) than dairy cheese!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  8 років тому +3

      +Trisha Writes Music Glad you like it as much as I do :-)

  • @rt200923
    @rt200923 8 років тому +12

    My daughter recommended Fed Up and Pharmacy Thugs. so after watching those 2 I watched Forks over Knives and several other documentary's not only did it scar me but it made me realize that I did not want to be sick and that was what the processed food were doing to me. I was always feeling bad taking pills to help with pain and other issues. Now I am almost 1 month vegan old and I feel wonderful. I thought it would be really hard but its not , its actually easier than going on a diet.. Thank you for these great recipes..

  • @cookingwithplants
    @cookingwithplants  10 років тому +95

    If you not want to use soy milk just use any non-dairy milk of that you like eg. oat milk, rice milk, almond milk etc

    • @neptuniumforest
      @neptuniumforest 10 років тому +10

      oh my your eye color is beautiful!!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  10 років тому +3

      Thank you :-)

    • @mariposa.jandre
      @mariposa.jandre 10 років тому +16

      CookingWithPlants Glad you could use other milks because I do not use soy and I would like to make vegan cheeses. Soy is an endocrine disruptor and I would never recommend using soy for cooking.

    • @petedako
      @petedako 10 років тому +2

      where can i find those molds?

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  10 років тому +4

      Pete Dako Hi Pete, any shop that sells cake tins should have them. They are just mini spring form cake tins :-) I think I bought mine at K-Mart or Target (if you are in Australia). Or try online.

  • @katemunro2141
    @katemunro2141 9 років тому +20

    In Australia Nutritional Yeast is called Savory Yeast Flakes and can be purchased from Go Vita health food stores.

    • @cozzyscreatures9198
      @cozzyscreatures9198 9 років тому +3

      +Kate Munro They have have started selling in some supermarkets too :)

    • @helenellsworth9556
      @helenellsworth9556 5 років тому

      It's also called nutritional yeast, it's available in Woolworths 🙄

  • @aphantomrosevegan1391
    @aphantomrosevegan1391 9 років тому +15

    Yum-my!! I'd definitely like to try. Just throwing this out there: I live on a very tight budget, under the poverty line, and I use nutritional yeast. It's such a healthy, and tasty addition. I don't spend much on splurge items, so I can afford it. It's so worth it! 👍💚

  • @Begining2013
    @Begining2013 9 років тому +131

    Hi again, I'm back to say I just made this cheese and it's utterly fabulous. I followed your recipe exactly, except I subbed canola oil (I didn't have any grapeseed oil) and I added 1 level tablespoon of nutritional yeast flakes. WOW, my cheese tasted very similar to Kraft cheddar cheese. Your recipe made a 650gram block of cheese and I can't wait to make another batch: next time I'll add chives and garlic :) I'm so impressed with this recipe, can't wait to make and eat more :) Also, it's important to note keep the cheese uncovered in the fridge while it cools and only when cool to put it in a sealed container (this is to stop condensation forming under a lid/cling film while it cools and thus making the cheese wet and slimy). I note that you mentioned this in your soy-free cheese video but not this one. Lucky I'm addicted to watching all your videos :) Thank you so much for a really wonderful vegan cheese recipe!!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому +5

      Thanks so much for letting me know :-) I'm so glad you tried and like it x

    • @skysthelimitforeveryoung3437
      @skysthelimitforeveryoung3437 7 років тому

      Hi. Do you know what kind of blender she uses? What kind did you use? I'm shopping around and am concentrating on the main function to do this recipe. Thanks!

    • @ilanesh
      @ilanesh 7 років тому +4

      maybe then do not eat anything if everything is toxic for you. Everybody can eat what he wants and is good for him, and stop telling others not to eat this and not to eat that. You are not alone in this world.!

    • @punkrocksmidge
      @punkrocksmidge 7 років тому +6

      Jasmyne Amy Fun fact: It's a myth that canola oil is toxic, and Canada is not the only country that manufactures it (although its generally called by another name in other countries). One single protein gene in canola is genetically modified and can therefore not be produced by many countries (mainly European countries) due to laws against the use of GMOs. The finished oil from Canadian manufacturers removes the genetically modified protein anyway, so the resulting product is no different from European rapeseed/rape oil and certainly no more toxic.

    • @yes2542
      @yes2542 7 років тому

      Beginning2013 Utter-ly :) cheese puns

  • @RobertDigitalArtist
    @RobertDigitalArtist 9 років тому +47

    Would like to see how it looks/behaves when melting in cooked dishes (or do you have a video about that?)

    • @xymonau2468
      @xymonau2468 6 років тому +1

      Because it has agar agar, it would melt.

  • @edus82
    @edus82 8 років тому +64

    This is fantastic, my first attempt at making vegan cheese and it's delicious, and to my utter surprise it does taste like cheese! I'm so happy! Thanks so much for all the recipes and the joy! :)

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  8 років тому +4

      +Edina Kurdi So glad you made it and like it :-) x

    • @Belcher703
      @Belcher703 5 років тому

      An utter surprise( no pun intended) lol :)

  • @marystestkitchen
    @marystestkitchen 10 років тому +30

    I finally found the time to watch your past videos! You are a force in the kitchen, my friend!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  10 років тому +5

      Thank you :-) It takes force to recognize force xx

  • @carol29carnegie
    @carol29carnegie 6 років тому +3

    For all you doubting thomases out there I was doubting too, but I've just made it!!! I thought what the heck I'll give it a go and it's delicious 😋 I added 1tsp garlic powder, 2tsp smoked paprika and 3tbsp of yeast flakes, trouble is now I'm going to have to keep making it. Thanks for the recipe and tutorial please please please keep them coming I'm going to end up vegan at this rate x Carol

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  6 років тому +1

      So glad you like the recipe as much as I do. I have loads more recipes (including vegan cheese recipes) on my website too :-)

  • @DigitalNomadPhysicians
    @DigitalNomadPhysicians 9 років тому +4

    It melts sooooo good :) melts in your mouth when the pizza is still warm. I actually took my batch and reheated it and it melted right back to normal and added the yeast and a little more miso paste as you suggested for that sharp flavor. Oooooh yum. Thanks again.

  • @alisonedwards7712
    @alisonedwards7712 4 роки тому +1

    I nearly fell over it tasted soooo good , my first try at cheese , messed up the consistency a bit but was super excited to try this

  • @nataliasantamaria1297
    @nataliasantamaria1297 8 років тому +25

    Im not vengan but i have severe migraines and this is great because I can actually eat it! 😍👏🏻 thank you

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  8 років тому +26

      +Natalia Santamaria I'm glad you can eat this :-) Also, here is some info on migraines that might help you: nutritionfacts.org/?s=migraines

    • @dp7650
      @dp7650 6 років тому +4

      Please try to go vegan. I have read migraines have all but stopped after a relatively short time with no meat and no dairy. Plus, we are all mothers and mom cows love their babies as well. I both know and don't understand why we do these things to these beautiful creatures. Love to you

    • @helenellsworth9556
      @helenellsworth9556 5 років тому

      If you get migraine, get your daith piecing done, I did nearly 12 months ago, I'm glad I did 😍

    • @helenellsworth9556
      @helenellsworth9556 5 років тому

      Oh and go plant based to love

  • @77kriton
    @77kriton 8 років тому +1

    I made this and halved the recipe because I'm the only one that will eat it. I added 2 tbsp of 'nooch' and just put 1 tbsp of agar agar powder in the blender and it turned out lovely. Will experiment with different flavours.

  • @cookingwithplants
    @cookingwithplants  8 років тому +36

    Remember, you can print this recipe (as well as all of my other cheese recipes) off my website at www.cookingwithplants.com :-) Also, subscribe to my channel for 2 new recipes every week!!

    • @siriusjones956
      @siriusjones956 8 років тому

      +CookingWithPlants yaaaay . No yeast! I don't care for the taste of it.

    • @DeadCityTV
      @DeadCityTV 8 років тому

      +CookingWithPlants perfect!! thank you very much :)

    • @PourTehSugar
      @PourTehSugar 8 років тому

      +CookingWithPlants Hi, I'm going vegan from having been a vegetarian for 11 years, so I'm really freaking out about cheese. This will be a great help, thanks! I have two questions:
      1. Can I store this in the freezer, so I won't have to make it every week?
      2. Is it also possible to make something resembling soft goat cheese?
      Thanks so much!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  8 років тому +1

      Evelien Sinke 1. Yes it will freeze :-) 2. Here is a great range of my vegan cheese recipes: cookingwithplants.com/vegan-cheese/

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  8 років тому

      Evelien Sinke Congrats by the way x

  • @evangelxie7741
    @evangelxie7741 9 років тому +4

    I made this with almonds instead of cashews the other day and it turned out brilliant too!! A little bit grainier, but flavor wise remained the same. Thank you so much for this recipe. :D can't wait to try your other recipes out

  • @karenlouisefletcher5719
    @karenlouisefletcher5719 9 років тому +3

    Thanks for this recipe. Made it twice now. Worked perfectly both times. It's not cheese but is a great cheese alternative. Will defo be making it regularly.

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      Karen Louise Fletcher Fantastic... glad you like it :-)

  • @lavieenamour
    @lavieenamour 8 років тому +1

    Very helpful video for someone who is transitioning to a vegan/plant-based diet. I cut out meat & replaced drinking cow's milk with almond/rice/coconut/soya milk a long time ago.. but cheese has been the hardest. Thank you for this. Looks delicious! x

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  8 років тому

      +Chérelle Warden Glad you like it. I have a load of vegan cheese recipes on my website :-)

  • @leahruff2658
    @leahruff2658 9 років тому +6

    Will be trying this! Just stared being vegan a month ago and I sure am missing cheese!

  • @dellobo2011
    @dellobo2011 8 років тому +1

    I felt like jumping up and making. Have all the ingredients except for agar. So I'm going to pick that up today and look out ... cheese making coming up. Thank you so much. Receipes like this encourage me to become a full-time vegan. Now, I'm about 60%

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  8 років тому

      +Del Lobo So glad you are going to give the recipe a go :-) Vegan food really is so easy to make and tastes so delicious.... plus super healthy for you. Best of all no animals need to give their lives for our eating pleasure.

  • @denisealmaraz486
    @denisealmaraz486 8 років тому +4

    cheese is something I love too and am gonna have trouble giving up so thank you so much for posting this! I'm going to try this during the summer sometime.

  • @myriammadigan9966
    @myriammadigan9966 Рік тому +1

    Anya, I always love when you do the taste-test! I have to try this!

  • @soapytap
    @soapytap 9 років тому +6

    *So excited!!* I just made a batch and it's currently setting in the fridge, teasing me! The little bit i managed to taste before I left it to set was so delicious- I'll keep you updated on how it goes and whether it melts on the pizza I have planned for tonight!
    I'm also paleo (no soy for me!), so I used:
    -almond milk instead of soy milk
    -macadamia oil instead of grape seed oil
    -and some tahini with a little dijon mustard instead of miso paste
    Thanks for the great video, you are a lifesaver!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      Sophie Tapscott Awesome :-) Enjoy!!!

    • @soapytap
      @soapytap 9 років тому +1

      Hi *****, I'm assuming you're talking about the Paleo lifestyle? I haven't ever heard of that figure before, it seems like an uncomfortable amount of fiber to me! Perhaps your doctor was misinformed with that figure as I've been trying to find some info on it, but I've seen recommended figures of about 25g-38g of fiber per day, not 100! I don't see why eating this way would result in a need for any more fiber than anyone else, as it is just eating healthy, nourishing foods.
      For me, this way of eating is not a diet, but a healthy lifestyle. My family and I have never felt or looked better! I think you will find that in eating this particular way, you will actually consume much more fibre than you previously did (not 100g, but more than the average person) because you can now enjoy much more vegetables, nuts, coconut and fruit. I recommend doing some research if you're interested, here's some great links:
      -robbwolf.com/what-is-the-paleo-diet/
      -www.thepaleoway.com/
      -nomnompaleo.com/paleo101
      -This one has lots of articles that you can browse through: thepaleodiet.com/
      If you want to know more I'm happy to send you some more info, or have a chat about it! Is your doctor against this way of healthy eating?

    • @dawnlouiseh
      @dawnlouiseh 7 років тому

      Sophie Tapscott thanks for writing your substitutions. I found I didn't like the strong salt taste in miso. such a shame as seems to be include in a lot of recipes here. or maybe I can find a low salt one.

  • @KeptDaughter
    @KeptDaughter 9 років тому +1

    This is going to help my sister out (testing vegan waters for the next 90 days) --- she's crazy about cheese; this will make the transition easier. Thanks for sharing

  • @deeh6508
    @deeh6508 8 років тому +18

    Can you please make a vegan mozzarella cheese? Thank you

    • @corsicanlulu
      @corsicanlulu 7 років тому +7

      omg yes! i want to make a vegan pizza

  • @karensmith7956
    @karensmith7956 7 років тому +1

    Your cheese recipes are easy and SO good. The product is far superior to what I was buying and paying way too much for. And I love that you have lots of ideas for substitutes. I don't use soy but I've worked around that easily. THANK YOU!

  • @iamJadeLeilani
    @iamJadeLeilani 8 років тому +119

    7:48 "Queso, it's been about 25 minutes.." I see what you did there.

  • @MrRezillo
    @MrRezillo 9 років тому +1

    Thank you for putting this recipe up. I'll give it a try. I haven't been impressed so far with the commercial vegan cheeses I've tried.

  • @deniseward002
    @deniseward002 8 років тому +5

    I love your videos Anya! Thank you for making the switch to Vegan easy!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  8 років тому +4

      +Denise Ward You're welcome & so proud of you for making the switch x

  • @gj9736
    @gj9736 Рік тому

    Anja I made this cheese today and it is fabulous and so yummy! I added some red chili peppers and increased the lemon juice and Agar Agar a bit, I also added onion powder, garlic powder and nutritional yeast. I will make this again for sure, thanks for the recipe! 😊👍

  • @Stinkface
    @Stinkface 8 років тому +3

    Just found your channel and I'm so grateful :) Thanks for all the amazing recipes !

  • @butterflymagicwithhottea9291
    @butterflymagicwithhottea9291 8 років тому +1

    I finally made this. Substituted the peer for 2 tsp Nutritional flakes. Yummy! Thank you so much for all of your work. My little family needs your channel.

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  8 років тому

      +Carmen St-Denis So glad you made it and that you like the recipes x

  • @StarGazer3261997
    @StarGazer3261997 8 років тому +14

    hey has anyone tried this? how did it taste?
    I want to try this, vegan cheese is so expensive
    wish me luck convincing my mom to buy all these ingredients though :P

    • @divxxx
      @divxxx 8 років тому +10

      +Lily Fawn I did. You definitely need to try it, follow the recipe strictly otherwise you'll not get a firm consistency, but you can change the ingredients as you like, for example i did not put the miso paste (shame!) but I added more spices. You absolutely need to cook it long enough to thicken, or you'll get just a delicious spreadable cheese. And I am not vegan, so mine is absolutely an external point of view on the final result, I'm not saying it is good because I have to, it really is.

    • @StarGazer3261997
      @StarGazer3261997 8 років тому

      +PoIsOnDiVx
      thank you! I'm glad it's good, I will have to try it thanks ❤

    • @airyfairycelt
      @airyfairycelt 8 років тому +2

      I found that a break from their cheese, then on to NOOCH (nutritional yeast, yummy!) and finally to make cheese and I am perfectly satisfied and more. I hear some of the new ones are indistinguishable from the other kind, some are horrifically expensive. I can only get one in rural Ireland and luckily it is both quite cheap and tasty! Anybody looking try skibbereen and dunmanway!

  • @joanneturner8416
    @joanneturner8416 9 років тому +1

    i am a vegetarian and have been for over 40 years now and am thinking now to becoming a vegan as I am still eating cheese vegetarian and also cows milk so this is a recipe that I will try as it looks delicious, so thanks.

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      joanne turner Be sure to check out all of my dairy alternatives for inspiration and motivation :-)

  • @DigitalNomadPhysicians
    @DigitalNomadPhysicians 9 років тому +6

    the texture is amazing. not as dense as other harder cheeses but the flavor is very interesting, I just took it out of the molds. I didn't use the nutritional yeast (totally forgot).
    I went a little light on the salt because my veggie stock powder was unsalted. I'm gonna try melting it on a pizza next :)
    Can't wait to try the other vegan cheese you have on your website.
    Oh and my blender was super weak so it came out a little less smooth.

    • @TheOnlyRemyD
      @TheOnlyRemyD 9 років тому +1

      M Ashori Not sure if you know this but you can soak the cashew nuts to help with the blended consistency.

    • @cozzyscreatures9198
      @cozzyscreatures9198 9 років тому

      +M Ashori I was wondering about the consistency being not so smooth. I also have a blender that isn't the best. I'm hoping soaking the nuts will help :)

    • @c_farther5208
      @c_farther5208 8 років тому

      +M Ashori Let me ask you this, veggie stock powder--is that vegetable bouillon?

    • @DigitalNomadPhysicians
      @DigitalNomadPhysicians 8 років тому

      +C_ Farther yes, you can use the boullion

    • @c_farther5208
      @c_farther5208 8 років тому

      Thank you. I cannot wait to make this. Thank you so much for answering and making this video. I must say, the video itself was very professional. The camera work was superb.

  • @sheilastrachan
    @sheilastrachan 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you! I made this yesterday and it really worked. Next time I would add less salt because the miso is already salty but that's a question of taste. I had to learn how to make soya milk first and now I'm learning how to use the okara to make another cheese...so it is a steep learning curve! Next time will be much easier. It is definitely worth the effort. Thanks again.

    • @premasru
      @premasru 2 роки тому

      How did you make okara cheese? I have made tofu from scratch several times but couldn't use up the okara and had to throw it okara away.

    • @sheilastrachan
      @sheilastrachan 2 роки тому

      @@premasru Hi! I am sure I found the recipe in You Tube originally so do hunt! "What to do with okara"...or something like that.
      It is important to cook it first: 20 minutes in boiling water. Then drain it again. Then add olive oil, salt and herbs according to your taste. It makes a kind of cottage cheese. This time I am experimenting with fermenting it first. That way it will have much more taste and be really good for my gut flora!! Good luck!

  • @melpartanen8844
    @melpartanen8844 9 років тому +6

    How long will the cheese keep for in the fridge? Or is it usually consumed too quick to know? haha.

  • @christinegitsham5268
    @christinegitsham5268 5 років тому +2

    Hi Anja, lovely recipe, I added some English dried mustard powder to mine and it gave a sharper taste. Thanks for this recipe. 💚

  • @MsTeeBird
    @MsTeeBird 6 років тому +5

    Finally a recipe without nutritional yeast!! Yayy

  • @dthomasfields
    @dthomasfields 9 років тому +1

    Regarding nutritional yeast-- I've found if you can find it in a bulk store or the bulk section of a supermarket it's much cheaper :)

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      D T F Fantastic :-) Thanks for letting everyone know.

  • @sashashalmina
    @sashashalmina 9 років тому +5

    thank you so much, I'm so impressed with your channel!! no preaching, no bitching - just really well thought out recipes!! I can see that you really pay attention to detail and flavour combinations ;-) you are actually inspiring me to cook again!! if you post a moussaka recipe I would be very grateful indeed :) looking forward to your future videos. all the best xx

  • @t4health527
    @t4health527 9 років тому +1

    Like that this is nutritional yeast free! As I'm allergic. Looks easy!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      TallythePlantEater Glad you like it :-) I keep all of my recipes easy - and super tasty!!!

  • @lopezmario4633
    @lopezmario4633 6 років тому +3

    Thank you from Chile!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @Mongo966
    @Mongo966 9 років тому +1

    lol man i was NOT prepared for how loud that blender was. I was relaxing, listening to your voice and then SCREEEEEEE lmao I'm awake now thank you!!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому +1

      Mongo966 lol... my videos these days turn the blender down :-)

  • @kamelizarminasaiel7361
    @kamelizarminasaiel7361 8 років тому +3

    Hey!! Love your channel but unfortunately I've made your recipe step by step but it didn't taste like cheese. Is there alternate way without making nutritional yeast?

  • @ianwilliams-ej8jv
    @ianwilliams-ej8jv 9 років тому +2

    I happy to see someone making vegan cheese that does NOT have yeast. Vegan Non dairy cheese and no mold, bacteria, or fungus. good job.

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      ian williams Glad you like it

    • @tbread1128
      @tbread1128 9 років тому

      ian williams sorry, but you forget that miso contains fungus!

    • @tbread1128
      @tbread1128 9 років тому

      ian williams sorry, but you forget that miso contains fungus!

    • @tbread1128
      @tbread1128 9 років тому

      ian williams sorry, but you forget that miso contains fungus!

    • @ianwilliams-ej8jv
      @ianwilliams-ej8jv 9 років тому

      Tomas Baptist ah didnt know that... then i would just make the vegan cheese without the miso

  • @krr74
    @krr74 8 років тому +3

    Do you recommend leaving the oil out for weight loss or did you use some oil when losing weight?

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  8 років тому +6

      +kaetlin rollison I would now use vegetable broth instead of the oil. I did use grapeseed oil while losing weight but have since learnt that all oil inflames the body and damages the arteries - adding to heart disease

    • @krr74
      @krr74 8 років тому +1

      Ok great, thank you! Just found your channel and been watching..everything looks delicious!

  • @rouma86
    @rouma86 9 років тому +1

    Thanks so much for this great recipe!! Made a melting grilled cheese sandwich with it and it tastes AMAZING, and it did melt and sizzled!!! Added tomatoes to the sandwich and even my meat-eating brother says it tastes like pizza. It was very easy to make, so will be making this a lot!!!

  • @kikiprinsloo4659
    @kikiprinsloo4659 9 років тому +4

    Wow you are so awesome because I have read all the comments and you reply to all of them! Other people don't! :)

  • @christinestreit9535
    @christinestreit9535 9 років тому +1

    So I tried another batch, and this time I only added a teaspoon of miso (the one I have is practically black. Does the colour indicate how strong the flavour of it is? (First time using miso paste)). I also added just a tablespoon of nutritional yeast.
    I made pizza, with spinach and olives and this cheese.... And oh my goodness, it was flipping amazing. Just super delicious!
    Thanks so much for sharing!!!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      Christine Streit Awesome! Yes, the black one tastes weird to me too. Quite intense and not the smooth salty taste of white miso. Glad you found a better one :-)

  • @user-jk7qr5fy4d
    @user-jk7qr5fy4d 9 років тому +50

    3:49 R.I.P. Headphones

  • @mangusbrenda
    @mangusbrenda 10 років тому +1

    Sounds like a good recipe, ill have to give it a try. I usually add nutritional yeast when I make my vegan cheeses, it really adds a cheesy taste.

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  10 років тому

      I usually do also, as I mentioned in the end of this video it is an optional extra ingredient as some people might not be able to get this where they live. It definitely adds an extra layer of cheesy flavor that tastes amazing :-) Also a great B12 boost!

  • @hipretty
    @hipretty 8 років тому +3

    What a gorgeous Vegan cheese this recipe has turned out! :-)

  • @tinagirton7761
    @tinagirton7761 8 років тому +1

    I just put mine in the fridge...can't wait!

  • @adamkimmV
    @adamkimmV 9 років тому +7

    wow, I have been missing out. I have just been making vegan pizza without the cheese. I can't wait to try this out.

  • @saritolle8277
    @saritolle8277 6 років тому +1

    Hi Anya, I just tried this recipe - now eagerly awaiting the cheese to set in the fridge. The sauce sure tasted good, scraping the pan. Love your presentation. You seem like a salt of the earth person and I wish you all the best. I went vegan 3 years ago and am so glad that I did. Liked and subscribed!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  6 років тому

      Welcome and thank you so much for your wonderful feedback. I really appreciate it :-)

  • @sensirius1710
    @sensirius1710 8 років тому +9

    The only thing I'm missing is a super high power blender... goodness I need to invest in one

    • @p0ptartz123456789
      @p0ptartz123456789 8 років тому +1

      Any blender will do the job PaHoua Vang but we love the Vita Mix....now that's a machine!!

    • @Amateur_Pianist_472
      @Amateur_Pianist_472 8 років тому

      I use my blender first then put parts in my nutra bullet one at a time to make sure it's smooth

    • @Aurianinouuu
      @Aurianinouuu 8 років тому

      A hand blender (the one you dip in your mixture, I don't know how it is called) works quite well in the mean time !

    • @darendaleffel1204
      @darendaleffel1204 8 років тому +1

      That's an immersion blender.

    • @Aurianinouuu
      @Aurianinouuu 8 років тому

      Thanks ! Though it makes sense, I wouldn't have guessed.

  • @escreenplay
    @escreenplay 9 років тому +1

    Can't wait to make assorted batches. Great recipe and suggestions. Thanks.

  • @markbrad123
    @markbrad123 9 років тому +3

    Vegan Lemon humus makes a good substitute for cheese. Nice on Vegan Vege-burgers.

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      :-)

    • @TheCyphar
      @TheCyphar 6 років тому

      Don't think I've ever had non-vegan hummus. Is there a cheese-based hummus that I'm ignorant of? A "chummus" as it were? Though, reading that now, that seems like a ground up fish hummus made to lure sharks.

  • @tamarawilson6739
    @tamarawilson6739 9 років тому +1

    Thanks. I will have to see if I can find that. I know they don't carry it where I normally shop, but there are a number of other such shops in this area so I will see what I can come up with. Thanks again.

  • @ChefAsher
    @ChefAsher 9 років тому +4

    oh my goodness.. you made cheese without adding nutritional yeast to the base mix.. I have to try this... thanks.. great recipe
    ... now after the cheese sets.. and especially after putting on the stove... it should get hard enough to shred , right?

  • @giuliabrookes5627
    @giuliabrookes5627 9 років тому

    Fantastic. So hard to find vegan cheese. As I am a non dairy person. I do not eat soy so good that I can use Almond milk. So glad I came upon your channel too. thank you.

  • @charlettecarlton2271
    @charlettecarlton2271 8 років тому +3

    how can I avoid stirring for 8 minutes

  • @esztellakaskoto8352
    @esztellakaskoto8352 2 роки тому

    I just made this recipe and now I am waiting to try my cheese.
    I have been making only half of the ingredients because I have had some errors with making cheese before 😊. But after licking of my spoon I have had known that it was a mistake 😅 it tasted delicious already

  • @Stefaniaddison
    @Stefaniaddison 9 років тому +3

    what a cool idea, thanks for sharing!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      Stefani Addison Glad you like it :-)

    • @Stefaniaddison
      @Stefaniaddison 9 років тому

      ***** Sorry?

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому +1

      Stefani Addison I think Jas Tiger is anti soy and has left a few strange comments without any research and science to back things up. Just ignore.

    • @Stefaniaddison
      @Stefaniaddison 9 років тому +1

      aw, got it. He could have at least tried being funny. Or make sense at the very least. CookingWithPlants

  • @AntaresSUN
    @AntaresSUN 9 років тому +1

    Doing vegan for lent buy I may continue it afterwards, I'm not a hard core vegan but with time I'll be able to get there... I appreciate the video, when I have time I'll make it for sure! The cheese you made resembles cheddar cheese. So I'm excited!

    • @AntaresSUN
      @AntaresSUN 9 років тому

      But**

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      adrianna salazar Glad you like the video :-)

    • @elainekain
      @elainekain 9 років тому +2

      "I was there..." a few years ago. Despite growing up on a small beef farm, I had a lot of distress with butchering but 'we had to have protein' I was taught. I learned otherwise and decided to respect my instincts on diet - but then how to substitute? One very enlightening video pointed out "it's not the meat, it's the spices". I've found this to be so true! A plain piece of boiled hamburger or chicken would be unpleasant without seasonings, and the same seasonings can play into vegan meat substitutes. I've found ways to create BBQ, meatloaf, chicken, ground hamburger in vegan form. If one recipe doesn't turn out as I want, I try another or tweak it. The oddest thing that resulted after several months of not eating meat, when I did eat a chicken sandwich to not-hurt a friend's feelings and again a year later when a restaurant mixed beef with veggies, I got a stomach ache for about 24 hours! Instead of giving anything up, I simply found ways to create it vegan. Some junk food is vegan, including a variety of cookies; helps me not support the meat and dairy industry with my dollars. Respect yourself on this, and have fun choosing what's right for you!

  • @deborahwoods2361
    @deborahwoods2361 9 років тому +3

    Hi Anja, just wondering about the Miso paste. i've never tried it. Does it give the cheese a flavour of any kind or maybe a tartness? I've only ever made nut cheeses with some nooch or sun dried tomatoes in it. :-)

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому +2

      Deborah Woods It is kind of salty but it has an interesting depth to it which really adds to the overall taste of the "cheese". Definitely worth using and giving it a try :-)

    • @deborahwoods2361
      @deborahwoods2361 9 років тому +1

      Ok, thankyou, I will. I had to ask, I've seen you use it in a few recipes and I also noticed that it looks a lot smoother than most of the cashew/nut cheeses. :-)

  • @strangeromance1
    @strangeromance1 10 років тому +1

    Your recipes are so helpful! They make vegan cooking more accessible to everyone - Thanks for that!

  • @lillianvegan
    @lillianvegan 10 років тому +4

    Made it and was amazing! Love your channel. I've changed a few things in your recipe so it's easier to make here in Japan and I'd like to do it on my channel if it's ok with you. Will link your channel and give you total credit for the recipe. Do you mind? We can't buy Vegan cheese in Sendai and your recipe is just fantastic!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  10 років тому +2

      Hi, as long as you credit me and say the recipe is by Cooking With Plants and link to my original recipe that is fine. Glad you like it and made it work for you in Japan :-)

    • @lillianvegan
      @lillianvegan 10 років тому

      Hi Anya. Absolutely! I think people here would love your recipes and I'll definitely credit you and link your original recipe. Will post Your original one on my FB as well. So glad I found your channel. Looking forward to more of your yumme recipes. LV

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  10 років тому

      Thank you so much :-) Glad we can spread vegan cheese across the globe :-)

    • @lillianvegan
      @lillianvegan 10 років тому +1

      My pleasure! And yes, power in numbers so the more delicious Vegan dishes we get out the more people will be inclined to cut down on animal consumption. This was the first time I had ever tasted Vegan cheese in my life. I'm so impressed! My friends will love it!. Thank YOU so much:-)

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  10 років тому

      Excellent :-) xx

  • @onjakomo3961
    @onjakomo3961 7 років тому +1

    Such a delight to watch your videos! Love the way you are so natural and uninhibited in your enjoyment of food. I tried this recipe - it was delicious, but without nutritional yeast flakes it tasted more like a vegan version of 'spam' than cheez. Regardless, thank you for your beautiful contributions to UA-cam. I will continue checking them out and sharing.
    One comment said 'wife material'. Yes definitely true but Anja is more than that ... she is a planetary worker! Go Anja!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  7 років тому

      Thank you so much for your lovely feedback. Just finalising some recipes and will start posting recipe videos again VERY soon now.

  • @VFella
    @VFella 10 років тому +3

    AAhh, Agar powder!!!
    I swear by this stuff. Mailing the video straight to my wife.

  • @divxxx
    @divxxx 8 років тому +9

    I made it today! I don't like the sweet flavour of almonds so I will use more cashews instead next time, but i got a good result this time, still not firm enough, because I'm impatient and I did not let it simmer long enough in the pan. Anyway finally this time I got a sliceable product, my parents loved it! I wish i had a blender as good as yours... mine is not very powerful and does not produce a super smooth consistency, but nevertheless it tasted good. I definitely need to improve my skills on this recipe and on all of your cheese recipes. Thank you!

  • @That_Girl_7_11
    @That_Girl_7_11 9 років тому +3

    Is Nutritional yeast the same as Yeast flakes? I ask as I can't get nutritional yeast where I live but Coles have Yeast flakes that look the same in colour as what I'm seeing over the net!? Cheers

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому +2

      Yes, same thing :-)

    • @That_Girl_7_11
      @That_Girl_7_11 9 років тому +1

      CookingWithPlants That was such a quick reply... thank you so much!! I'm Subbing to your channel!

    • @callmewaves1160
      @callmewaves1160 9 років тому +1

      AllyKatPerth yeah same thing, I have the coles brand yeast flakes/nutritional yeast and they work wonders on just about everything vegan :) cheap too!

    • @That_Girl_7_11
      @That_Girl_7_11 9 років тому

      Mrs Bungle Thanks Bungle, I hate it when I can't get what is needed for some recipes in the country! :)

    • @callmewaves1160
      @callmewaves1160 9 років тому +1

      lol we are better than other countries in some ways, but in others not so much lol

  • @giannaveganpower3981
    @giannaveganpower3981 9 років тому +1

    I'm transitioning in two days. I'm super excited yet nervous. your recipes are truly helping me. simple. and you are so adorable. enjoy learning from you. thank you. please keep sharing. thank you. thank you. thank you. ~♡~ Gianna

  • @ADDICT004
    @ADDICT004 8 років тому +3

    Wow I wish I found your channel earlier :) You're awesome !!!

  • @shinebright048
    @shinebright048 9 років тому +2

    I am a vegetarian and I onlh have tried two vegan cheeses, but did not like the taste, will definately try this as I am looking for more vegan choices, thank you 😊

  • @james_bam11
    @james_bam11 7 років тому +11

    Wish u were my mom

  • @renew4425
    @renew4425 9 років тому +1

    Was super easy to make! Didn't remind me of normal cheese as much as I hoped it would. But once I ate it with your spelt olive bread which I also made, I found I enjoyed it more. So it's a start! Going to give your other cheese with the sweet potato and paprika a try. Thanks!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      +Tiffany Wilson Glad you gave it a go and liked it :-) x

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      +Tiffany Wilson The Almond cheese is my favorite :-) Check out that recipe too x

  • @AKAAlia123
    @AKAAlia123 6 років тому +1

    Thanks so much for this recipe! I can't eat kappa or coconut oil which most cheeze recipes have. Can't wait to try this one!

  • @anitaclark4115
    @anitaclark4115 9 років тому +1

    You're so lovely, thank you dearly for all your effort and time in making these wonderful videos. I've been a vegan for one year now but the learned to cook many many different new things. cheese has been on my list for a long time and I'm so thankful you made this video. I did not know that the agar agar powder needed hot water to activate, might be why I had difficulties with other recipes. Anyways thank you again so very much! Vegan love!!!!!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      Thanks for your lovely feedback Anita. More recipes coming soon :-) x

  • @blossomrose-stmarie6298
    @blossomrose-stmarie6298 9 років тому +1

    Lady B. Lovely!! Can't wait to try it. At least you are in control of what you put in it!! No Nasties!! Thanks so much or sharing.

  • @Kiyarose3999
    @Kiyarose3999 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for that by your reaction from tasting it tells me all I want to know, that it is delicious. Btw not a good idea to put hot or warm things in the fridge, apparently it’s messes them up!

  • @NormyTres
    @NormyTres 9 років тому +1

    Nutritional yeast is cheap here in the UK and I LOVE it! Excited to try this recipe :)

  • @IamwhatGodmade
    @IamwhatGodmade 10 років тому +1

    thanks for posting this. i love cheese but i found out last Sept. i am lactose intolerant again. i was as a infant and i thought i out grew it. last Sept. i found out the hard way i'm intolerant again. i wound up in ICU getting a blood transfusion. around here i haven't been able to find any vegan cheese and i'm not willing to eat cheese again just to satisfy my craving. so thanks for posting! /hug

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  10 років тому

      Glad you found my channel and like the recipe :-) x

  • @helenellsworth9556
    @helenellsworth9556 5 років тому +1

    I just wanted to know if I really need Miso paste, I can't get it in my tiny town

  • @itsybitsy1693
    @itsybitsy1693 2 роки тому

    Glad I found your channel, your very thorough and quick with your recipes..Thanks, I'm going to make this..👈😊💫💛

  • @dauntiekay2768
    @dauntiekay2768 6 років тому +1

    Great video--I am going to try this cheese it sounds really healthy. I would have like to seen a close up of the finished cheese but if I try this then I can get a better close up.

  • @vlucidity
    @vlucidity 5 років тому

    I love how instructional your video is and it looks a lot smoother then most the vegan cheeses I have seen on the web that are homemade , I am def going to try this when my miso paste gets here that i ordered from amazon .

  • @lowcountryhooper
    @lowcountryhooper 8 років тому +1

    Thank you so much for a "cheese" recipe without nutritional yeast. I'm not a fan of nooch, but it seems to be in every recipe I've seen before yours.

  • @eneal2056
    @eneal2056 4 роки тому +1

    Homemade vegan cheeses are wonderful. Your recipe looks particularly delicious.

  • @happydayz717
    @happydayz717 9 років тому +1

    Thank you for taking the time to share this , i will be doing this this weekend .

  • @xheidix1974
    @xheidix1974 9 років тому +2

    Thank you SO much for this. I am beginning my vegetarian journey and if I can find good subs for those other things (milk, cheese, etc) then I hope to eventually go vegan. I will be trying this!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      Escape2Muszik Fantastic!!! It is easier than you think once you know what to buy at the shops and have some staple recipes x

  • @Janey234
    @Janey234 7 років тому

    I tried making this, it came out good, but wouldn't thicken as much as yours did when it was thickening in the pan. But it did thicken after it was cooled, and sliced. I used avocado oil and it was a bit too strong flavored. I would use some spices next time if I use the same oil, or switch out oils.

  • @thesweetlifeofkat7930
    @thesweetlifeofkat7930 4 роки тому +1

    Is there any substitute for Agar agar? Love your recipes by the way so helpful to those who are still in transition to the vegan world 💕

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  4 роки тому

      I haven't found anything that works the same. So glad you are enjoying the recipes in your transition!!

  • @11you11
    @11you11 9 років тому +1

    great recipe. i doubled the batch and made lots

  • @katyemma4557
    @katyemma4557 8 років тому +2

    Could you omit the agar and just use this as a cheese sauce? Say for Mac n cheese or nachos ? Cheers

  • @angellx11
    @angellx11 7 років тому +1

    Can't wait to try this

  • @pauladalcinmartins7421
    @pauladalcinmartins7421 9 років тому +1

    OMG I love your reaction when you eat the cheese by the end of the video!! It must be really good! I will give it a try!

    • @cookingwithplants
      @cookingwithplants  9 років тому

      +Paula Dalcin Martins lol Thanks, yes it was super tasty :-)