Homemade (Healthier) Velveeta-Style Melting Cheese
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2024
- Three Simple Ingredients to a Healthier Homemade Velveeta-Style Melting Cheese:
(Also known as American Cheese)
--400g shredded hard cheese (any kind you like, even parmesan)
--1/2c water
--15g Sodium Citrate (linked below)
Annatto Cheese Coloring (optional, linked below)
Salt, herbs, dried peppers to your liking (Taste first and then add, optional)
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Sodium Citrate is just Baking Soda with Citric acid dissolved in water and then the water boiled out of the pot. Gavin Webber has specifics on his channel, linked in the description box! I love the idea of it after using it here, I've had homemade alfredo sauce "break" into protien and oil and sodium citrate will probably be able to fix it! Winning!
Love that you’re watching Gavin. He’s so smart and his cheeses are beautiful. I love his ask the cheeseman series.
That looks like a beautiful cheese. I love dry cheeses (maybe I’m a little weird lol) wonderful video. Much love and blessings.
I love Gavin's channel! This curd nerd looks forward to seeing you making some cheese from the goat's milk in the future, especially Colby...It's my favorite! I'm new to your channel by way of Anna at Fermented Homestead. keep up the good work, and best wishes for safe delivery of the kids!
My goodness! I adore this! To have an easy-melting cheese in the fridge from few ingredients that are all easy to pronounce is a huge step to replacing some of the mystery-ingredients in processed foods. I think a lot of people have trouble replacing processed "stuff" because they can't find the flavors or textures of something similar from homemade a lot of times. Bonus to use a cheese your family wasn't eating much of and transform it into something they really like!
YES I'm so happy to have this option!!
Awesome video! I really appreciate your content and style Heather. Very good job!
❤❤
Aunt Beth
Thank you!! ♥♥
Great video Heather. I am pleased that the children loved it. Thank you for sharing. Love and Blessings to you all. ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏 Doris, Penrith 🇦🇺🦘
I love following you, Heather! Your ultimate message is HOPE! Please continue passing that forward! The world needs it!!!
I will absolutely do my best! ♥ Thanks for the encouragement!
The part about the kids made me laugh! My kids are the same way, sometimes you have to just.. dress a food up in a different way and all of a sudden they love it!
I'll do it if they'll eat it! LOL
I have been making velveeta from mild cheddar cheese. So much better than all of the chemicals in the “real” expensive stuff in a box. lol. Thank you Heather!
I LOVED this video!! I laughed so hard when you said, "stuff doesn't go right all the time"!!! Even though I've been making cheese for years, I'm still amazed that the same recipe can turn out a little different every time! And sometimes a lot different! 😂 The day I left my mild cheddar on the stove warming & ran out to the garden: got sidetracked & came in to find I had mozzarella. Still don't understand that one as I can not seem to get good mozzarella no matter how hard I try!!! 😳🤣
Like you I still buy Velveeta for that 'melty smoothness' so this is going to be a permanent recipe in my cheese file!! Thank you so much Heather!! God bless!😊
Oh my goodness how funny is that! Cheddar morphing into a mozzarella. I bet that was delicious!
Wow!!! I can't eat Velvetta for the ingredients but also the sodium. That was pretty cool.
I've waited my whole life for this video!!! Can't wait to try it! I have 2 gallons of milk in my fridge just waiting to be done something with. Lol
We usually get 1 lb of cheese from 1 gallon of milk so you should get a similar sized block when all is said and done! I have about 2 gallons to deal with today too!
Wow!! I didn’t even know half this stuff that you put into videos. You are a very kind and generous person to share with all of us what you do! Thank you!!
I love all of your recipe videos and this one is so exciting to me!! Who doesn’t love Velveeta… it’s SO DELICIOUS in so many recipes and with Nachos (my mouth is watering)… but of course there’s always the guilt that comes with eating it…. this is a much needed recipe! Thank you so much!
Thank you sweet friend! Great video! Your so much fun to watch, your always joyful 🥰🥰🥰. You’re a great teacher! Thank you! Thank you!!!!
How awesome was this?! So cool to take a harder cheese, homemade or not, and turn it into the creamy melty version! Thank you so much for showing possibilities of turning homemade cheeses that might not be as ideal or first eaten, into something else that is so flexible (soup, dips, mac n cheese, nachos, etc)! Also, the sunset view out your kitchen window was stunning there at the end. 💚💚
I didn't notice the sunset was in the camera until editing! I'm so glad someone else noticed it too! ♥
Love your cheese videos. We have wanted to get into making cheese and just haven't made the time. We need to this year. Great video Heather!
Set a plate out for me. I’m coming over for dinner. ❤❤❤
Dinner looks yummy! My family would totally eat that and my hubby would have a happy belly vs making that with cows milk lol I’m in the process of drying my doe off(I’m searching for more goats and waiting for my first fresheners lol) so we bought raw A2A2 cows milk and did a taste test with my kids…they chose the GOATS milk! Lol If any is hesitant just try it…you’ll love it!
There are SO many things I need to learn and cheesemaking is one! TY.
Perfect timing with this. I have the same issue with some dry cheese. Going to try this for sure. Thanks
Great vid!! I want to make my own cheese too. I just received my book, some supplies, and some ingredients. Hope to start making some soft cheese bc varieties soon.
Robert would love this! He’s a velvea junkie 😢
Why can men get away with eating all the junk and functioning normally?! haha
I think it’s so amazing that your entire dinner was made from animals/produce from your own farm.
It feels incredible when that happens!
It looked great! I'm not a fan of the flavor of Velveeta, so this would be a great substitute!
Awesome info. I have not tried this, but when my goats kid and i have some milk i will. Thanks for the info.
That was a beautiful slice of cheese!
#goals!!!
That was so neat!! I had no idea that could be done! Thanks for sharing and stay safe!🙏❤
Thanks for watching!
YAY you did it. Great Job.
Yes! Thank you!
Oh, that was so neat to watch!
Also, that dip is the best. I bet it was that much better having all the ingredients come from your farm! So neat.
Yes it was!! ♥
I love this! Can't wait to try it!!! Please do cheese making videos!
I will!! Can't wait.
Good morning Beautiful. Cheese!!!!!!! Yummy
Good morning Brenda!! ♥
Thanks for sharing. I follow Gavin and Cheese 52 for cheese making. This recipe is easy pezy.
Ah yes! Cheese 52! I'll have to look her up again, it's been a while since I was recommended her videos!
Great video! I'm going to go check his video out and make some queso!
You should check out “the Mac’s life”She recently did a video making Velveeta cheese, where she made the WHOLE thing from scratch (no shredded cheese added ) and it was so easy I couldn’t even believe it. I think I could even do it. She used cows milk, but you can use goats milk also
I've seen a few recipes with milk as the first ingredient, and really in this case that's true too, I made that hard cheese from our goat's milk in June :) I will check out that video though!
@@SageandStoneHomestead yes, check it out. I believe it only had three ingredients if I remember correctly. It’s so much easier than all the hard work that you had to do just to get the hard cheese in the first place. That’s if it tastes good to you. I think she said her children had a problem with texture of cheese. That’s why she made this.
The hard cheese was really made to stay as a hard cheese it just didn't turn out right. So instead of never getting eaten or going to the chickens I'm so happy to have had this option!
That cheese looks so good!
Thanks! It worked out well!
Hey this is a great idea. Hard cheese making is so hit and miss, will have to give this a try when I go to clean out my cheese fridge. Also I bet you can improve the texture using a stick blender.
I bet you are right!
Looks delicious!
I'm thinking Jalapeno peppers, Pimento Peppers and maybe some Sour Cream to make a Hot Pimento Cheese Spread.
Yes!!
Thats awesome!
Excellent video. I am a new subscriber, so I was unaware that you made cheese from your goat's milk. I can't wait to see future videos of your cheese making process when you have a lot of milk.
I'm excited to share cheesemaking videos this year! ❤️
uu that looks so good cant wait till i get goats and try and make all the different cheeses😄
and how would you store that cheese for long time storage, can you freeze it?😊
Not sure!! The texture might be a little off when thawed but I do wonder if a little re-processing with more sodium citrate could fix it right up. I'll have to experiment with this!
oh yes, please keep us updatet on your Discoverys 😄@@SageandStoneHomestead
Good morning! Looks delicious!
Do you have a salsa recipe posted?
I don't have it posted but this is what I followed when I first started making it ruclips.net/video/k0s1SNptiw4/видео.htmlsi=8AmBI-kmqD72hruI
@@SageandStoneHomestead that’s what I followed as well, but got mold in the top … I must have missed a bad tomato or something. It’s the first time I have ever canned anything that grew mold.
So, dumb question. Why couldn’t you use a crockpot instead of the pot on the stove?
Heat regulation. My crockpot has 2 speeds: Hot and Volcano haha
@@SageandStoneHomestead 😂
That is interesting. I didn't think you could do this with homemade cheese. Does it melt just like Velveeta?
Mine took a little more time to melt vs velveeta but the end result was the same!
Once we finally start getting enough milk from our goats, I'll have to try it.
If i wanted to one day buy a goat from you could I do you sell your kids to your subscribers?
I sure do! My website is getting re-vamped as we speak and I'll be listing kids on there. If you want to be on the wait list email me! SageAndStoneHomestead@gmail.com