A Community Recipe by Zoe
The easiest, creamiest, and tastiest cheese ever! This just takes a few minutes to make and is our second best seller. For a nut-free option, use 3 cups of sunflower seeds and no pine nuts.
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bronwyn
Dec 12, 2010
zoe this is so amazing. i liked it so much i decided to add a picture :)
thanks so much for this recipe!
Zoe
Dec 06, 2010
*amysue* Thanks Just added it under 'cheese' ;))
I do that with it too, with loads of basil and sea spaghetti, mmmmmm!
amysue
Nov 09, 2010
I noticed this wasn't listed under "cheese," might be helpful.
amysue
Nov 09, 2010
As if we didn't love this enough I found another use for this. I had a batch made with basil and I took a big hunk of it and put it in the Vitamix with a bit of water to thin it down, tossed it with kelp noodles and put it in the dehydrator for a half hour. Quick and easy alfredo pasta. Would also be good with zucchini noodles.
heathermarsbomb
Oct 19, 2010
I made this with using sunflower seeds (soaked then semi-sprouted) and halved the recipe due to my small food processor. It came out great! I mixed it with finely chopped broc and cubed yellow squash. It reminded me of an egg or potato salad. YUM and thanks.
Zoe
Oct 13, 2010
we don't use nuts anymore, and have been making this with all sunflower seeds, it is still lovely, add a little more oil maybe.
It tastes like Turkey?? wow that is amazing ;)))
www.highrawlife.com
Oct 13, 2010
Dehydrated into crackers this tastes just like turkey! No kidding! Both the cheese and crackers are taken to new heights when served with cashew sour cream. Thanks for the great recipe! We have our "turkey" for Thanksgiving now! YAY!
mewmewmint
Oct 07, 2010
I made some really good cheesy crackers by replacing the pinenuts with sesame seeds, doubling the salt, and dehydrating them. :)
mewmewmint
Oct 02, 2010
oh... i made it without soaking the sunflower seeds the first time... it still turned out tasty but it probably would've been a lot more spreadable if i had
it was very sticky and i'm sure not as soft as it should have been
mewmewmint
Oct 02, 2010
gotta find a replacement for pinenuts though... just bought a little over 2 cups... $15.00!!!!
mewmewmint
Oct 02, 2010
I love this recipe... tasty, easy (no soaking/dehydrating), and healthy! :)
Zoe
Sep 28, 2010
pinkskittles - you can make it with all sunflower seeds, we do now because we have gone off pine nuts. It tastes the same. Maybe add a little extra oil for extra creaminess - but it doesn't even really need that.
Bubbles- thanks for your lovely words me and Chris really appreciate it! Going raw is a journey, just have to do what feels right for today ;) But one day, even if it is 10 years from now try 100% for a few months and see what it is like!
Bubbbles
Sep 27, 2010
Hey Zoe.. thanks so much, i luv this, yummm... my (SAD) husband, and my transitioning Daughter luv this... other SAD eaters also luved this, i will definately b making it again although it does make A LOT... i am dehydrating some now to see how that goes too.. I Luv your website too.. I feel very inspired and encouraged by both yours and Chris's Journey's.. I'm not 100%... and am desperately trying to find what is right for me with where i am at right now...
Keep up the good work..
pinkskittles
Sep 27, 2010
Sounds good, but I'm allergic to pine nuts. :( Although I do like how they taste.. lol
bitt
Sep 23, 2010
I made this with Bunny Berry's cucumber wraps. Great with the red pepper flavor.
http://bunnyberry.blogspot.com/2008/06/day-74-of-100-day-raw-food-challenge.html
Zoe
Sep 21, 2010
lisanewf - oh yes it goes amazing with onion bread. If you totally want to go to heaven then try Chriscarlton's grilled steak recipe (the one where you dehydrate then marinade the mushrooms) on top of cheese and bread it is amazing!
Winona
Sep 20, 2010
This updated version is wonderful! I made collard green veggie wraps and spread a hearty helping of cheese. It's scrumptious!
AKAAuburnEyes
Sep 20, 2010
I made this wonderful cheese last night, I haven't tasted it yet today but right out of the food processor I loved the flavor (I love lemon :)). Great one, thank you Zoe.
LisaNewf
Sep 20, 2010
I am making this tonight when I get home from work. Hopefully it will go well with onion bread sandwiches :) Thanks!
chriscarlton
Sep 20, 2010
Hey silent_advocate,
3 weeks in the fridge will be fine for sure. I doubt it will last that long unless you hide it behind something that you don't ever move.
Hey f1shcakes,
If bland, up the lemon juice. It should have quite a bite when you get the portions right. Normally it's about 4 Tablespoons from 2 lemons over here. I've never made a batch that IMO had too much Lemon. The Lemon/Salt combination is what gives it the cheese flavor.
Lovebows, Chris
f1shcakes
Sep 20, 2010
Chris, I figured if the vitamix could make peanut butter, it could certainly make cheese. And it did eventually after the motor cooled down ;) But I'll try the cuisinart next time. Thanks!
silent_advocate
Sep 20, 2010
Awesome recipe Zoe, it was one of my first raw recipes and it turned out great. I was wondering what the approximate refrigerated life of this recipe is?
P.S. to all readers: I cut the recipe in half and used 33% less olive oil and let the recipe stand for 30 minutes, and I couldn't imagine it being any better! Its gonna be my new raw hummus...
geespeen
Sep 20, 2010
My first attempt at cheese was a version of this today....Boy oh boy..I'm in for trouble.. It was sooo good and being a former cheese-aholic, this is a dangerous find. I used pine/sunflower one to one, omitted the oil to save a few calories, and added just a dash of shoyu(I know-not raw, but just a dash!) I also added a bit of lemon rind as well as the juice, and I added a bit of fresh dill. This didn't stand a chance!!. 12-13 romaine leaves later, it was bye-bye baby! One of the more satisfying lunches i have had in a while. I also threw sliced radishes in my wraps, and in three of them i was lucky enough to add my first picked figs of the year-they were gorgeous and so sweet. The fresh, salty, sweet, crunchy, chewy textures and tastes were heaven! Unfortunately I tallied the calories of my little lunch on myfooddiary(great website if you are losing weight like I am-it lets you create dishes and total the calories)and this little rawstronomic feast came in at almost 1800 calories. Of course, I ate the entire batch of cheese!! No guilt, it was 99% raw, delicious and satisfying for the body and my soul(which needed it after working 29 hours the last two days) Thanks Chris and Zoe, as always for such a great, simple recipe.
silent_advocate
Sep 20, 2010
Awesome recipe Zoe, it was one of my first raw recipes and it turned out great. I was wondering what the approximate refrigerated life of this recipe is?
silent_advocate
Sep 20, 2010
Awesome recipe Zoe, it was one of my first raw recipes and it turned out great. I was wondering what the approximate refrigerated life of this recipe is?
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