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Are all cheeses okay if they're cooked
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Danamz
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Are all cheeses okay if they're cooked
I just noticed that the pecorino romano cheese that I use to make chicken cutlets is made from goat cheese. The container does not say whether pasturized or not just that it is aged goat cheese.
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Posted 10/12/08 8:19 PM  |
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Re: Are all cheeses okay if they're cooked
OMG i was thinking the same thing the other night when i was eating it. UGH!!!!
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| Posted 10/12/08 8:31 PM |
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Re: Are all cheeses okay if they're cooked
I don't think if it's goat or cow's milk that one is more likely to be unpasteurized than the other.
I wish the containers would say but I would bet it is pasteurized. However, if you are cooking the chicken cutlets, then you have nothing to worry about anyway.
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| Posted 10/13/08 8:41 AM |
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EricaAlt
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Re: Are all cheeses okay if they're cooked
Good question... I was wondering the same thing. DH and I were at the deli the other day and I was trying to read the plastic wrap on the cheese on the display... I only saw American cheese is the only thing that actually says "pasturized"
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| Posted 10/13/08 8:52 AM |
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