Sponsor Recipes: Mad Millie
See the recipes below for some of the delicious creations you can make with Mad Millie.
Vegan Ricotta
A delicious topper for crackers or as a spread on homemade sourdough, this ricotta is delicious and simple. With a light nutty flavour and light granular texture, it works perfectly on lasagne, in stuffed pasta shells or simply flavoured with herbs and spices.
Makes: approx. 200g
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Vegan Marinated Feta
With a lovely firm texture, this vegan feta is the perfect choice to add to a salad. The marinade provides a delicious vinegar bite that’s complimented by herb and garlic flavours.
Makes: approx. 200g
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Vegan Haloumi
Haloumi makes a tasty addition to many dishes and is also great by itself as an appetiser. It features heavily in Levantine cuisine, widely popular in countries like Cyprus, Greece and Turkey. With a beautiful texture and delicate nutty flavour, this cheese works great grilled on the outside as it becomes creamy and soft inside.
Makes: approx. 200g
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Sponsor Recipes: Mad Millie
Discover some of the delicious recipes you can make with Mad Millie.
Servings
Prep time
Cook time
Recipe
Ingredients
- ½ cup raw cashews
- ¾ cup water
- 1½ tbsp agar
- ¾ tsp cheese salt
- ⅛ tsp citric acid
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- Marinade
- 2 tbsp white miso
- ¼ cup apple-cider vinegar or lemon juice
- 1½ tbsp olive oil
- ¼ cup water
- 1 tbsp yeast flakes
- 1 tbsp dried herbs
- ½ tsp garlic powder
- ½ tsp cheese salt
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- Equipment
- Thermometer
- Medium cooking pot (non-stick if available)
- Blender or food processor
Method
- Place raw cashews in a bowl and fill with water until covered completely. Soak overnight (approximately 8 hours).
- Drain cashews and rinse with water.
- Place nuts in a blender or food processor and add remaining feta ingredients.
- Blend at a high speed until you get a smooth, creamy consistency.
- Pour mix into a cooking pot and slowly heat to 60ºC on a low heat. It’s important you continuously stir this to ensure milk doesn’t stick, burn or separate.
- When temperature reaches 60ºC you will notice the mixture thickens. Keep stirring on heat for a further minute to ensure agar is activated and cheese sets.
- Pour contents of pot into a flat tray, cover and leave in fridge for 1–2 hours or until set.
- While cheese sets, mix together marinade ingredients in a bowl.
- Carefully remove from tray, cut into cubes.
- Place cubes into a jar and pour over marinade mix and leave for 2–3 hours before eating. The longer you leave it, the more flavour will be infused.
- Can be stored for up to two weeks in an airtight container in the fridge, as the cider acts as a preservative.
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