Cheese
Parmesan Mousse
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9 Reviews
Connibarker
August 25, 2021
I followed the recipe EXACTLY and it turned out great. I made a quarter recipe. I weighed out the fresh parmesan exactly & ground it the food processor. I filtered the mixture into my mixer bowl, put in a candy thermometer and let it cool to room temp, then refrigerated for 30 minutes. It whips up fast, so do not walk away. I recommend you filter it through a colander as some of the parm plugged up my strainer. Save the onion and use it for something else. It is delicious.
Monica L.
October 22, 2016
I made this and could not get the cream to whip? It just started curdling after a few minutes of beating with the stand mixer. What could I have done wrong? I feel I may have put a tiny bit too much cheese in? The cream was chilled so I don't know were I must have failed?
Mic T.
May 7, 2018
I had the same experience. It just curdled. I think maybe it needs to be cooled to room temperature slowly, and then chilled only slightly (so having the cream chilled might be the reason?)
Did you ever try it again and do you have any advice on it?
Did you ever try it again and do you have any advice on it?
relishyourchef
April 21, 2016
This recipe is awesome! I have used this in many forms for catering thus far and it works every time. It's delicious, smooth and with a beautiful piquant flavor that goes well with many things. I have halved the recipe, doubled it, and it always works out well. You can use this on pasta (toss on pasta after it's drained), as a sandwich spread (how my husband used the leftovers) atop asparagus, really, sky is the limit. I have made this in advance and re whipped the next day or even a day after. Try it. It's yummy
Mary
November 27, 2015
It sounds wonderful, but with a family size of two, can't imagine that it wouldn't go bad before we can use it. I can make a pint of it, but would like ideas on how to use it up.
lindsay |.
October 20, 2015
Any suggestions for making this without the wine? I'd like to try the recipe, but I would be serving it to someone who doesn't consume any alcohol, so I'd need a substitution of some sort.
boulangere
October 11, 2015
I, as well would be interested in knowing its shelf life. I also think it could be interesting with different cheeses, such as gruyère or perhaps white cheddar.
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