• @irish_link
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    108 months ago

    Parmesan - Follow your heart (https://followyourheart.com/products/dairy-free-parmesan-shredded) It does take a bit but low and slow works for us.

    Mozzarella (Try it before you dismiss it, I know its a WTF moment) - https://www.miyokos.com/products/pourable-plant-milk-mozzarella I kid you not the promo images of the pizza is actually how it ends up, melts great and blends well. I actually use it in my eggs and my Wife’s “JUST egg” as I cook them and it ends up being amazing.

    Sorry I don’t have an Asiago for you. If you ever find one please let me know.

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      8 months ago

      If you don’t mind a little extra effort, Miyoko Schinner (founder if that “Miyoko’s Creamery” brand) also has a book out - Artisan Vegan Cheese with an excellent meltable (not pourable) soy/cashew yogurt based mozzarella recipe.

      • @irish_link
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        28 months ago

        Ohh that sounds great! Thanks for the heads up!

        • @[email protected]
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          18 months ago

          No problem. Depending on your time/money balance, the recipes should work just as well starting with a commercial soy or almond plain yogurt base. I’d avoid coconut milk based yogurts, since the coconut flavor tends to carry through to the yogurt and presumably to the cheese as well.

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      18 months ago

      Miyokos is legit. My local grocery store just started carrying them, and I use their vegan butter in creamy pasta dishes