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Creme fraiche and cheese=cheese sauce???

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6inchnipples · 08/06/2009 20:42

Any one done the jamie trick and used creme fraiche mixed with cheese instead of making a cheese sauce??

I just did it for my double batch of mousaka and i'm a bit sad to see it has seperated. Anyone else had this problem or know why this happened???

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hippipotamiHasLost36Pounds · 08/06/2009 20:45

I did this for a lasagna once - I had some creme fraiche left over and did not want to use it.
I did not like the end result - it tasted too 'fresh' (like creme fraiche) and not stodgy-cheese-saucy enough.
Was it 'light' creme fraiche? Because that always separates when I try to cook with it - the full fat version holds up better.

hippipotamiHasLost36Pounds · 08/06/2009 20:46

Gah, did not want to waste it!!

6inchnipples · 08/06/2009 20:51

I read waste, how the mind works!!

Yes it was light stuff, thanks that has satisfied my wondering!!

I don't like end result as much either but i had some too and its much less hassle than dirtying another pot!

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roundNround · 08/06/2009 20:54

How did you know it had seperated? < dunce emotion >

6inchnipples · 08/06/2009 21:02

you know its seperated by how it looks, kind of grainy looking rather than creamy. Its a bit like when you're baking and you add the eggs to the butter sugar mix and sometimes it curdels(sp??)

It happens sometimes when you are cooking with cream too.

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roundNround · 08/06/2009 21:13

Thanks 6inchnipples

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