![]() In the video, Miyoko demonstrates the recipe step by step, and explains how the culturing process works. Rather than typing up the recipe, I'll link to the recipe video from the Miyoko's Kitchen on Facebook HERE. ![]() And if I grew some deadly mold, I grew it from a $2 container of yogurt. Turns out that the recipe called for just raw cashews and yogurt probiotics that you can get from a container of regular ol' soy or coconut yogurt. Well, I was scrolling through Facebook and saw that Miyoko's Kitchen made a recipe video for an easy cultured cashew cream cheese. Then you have to make sure you're growing good bacteria instead of bad bacteria and worry about if you know how to tell the difference and WHAT IF YOU DON'T AND THEN POISON YOURSELF?! Many cultured cheese recipes require making rejuvelac (a liquid made by fermenting sprouted grains), or ordering special ingredients like probiotics and lactic acid. Fermenting and culturing nuts to make vegan cheese has become really popular over the past few years (for good reason-the results are delicious!), but I've been a little afraid to try it myself because.mold. The recipe comes from the cookbook Artisan Vegan Cheese by Miyoko Schinner. As one of my first projects, I decided to try my hand at artisan vegan cheesemaking and make cultured cashew cream cheese. Now it's time to dial that back and jump back into regular cooking/baking/blogging/staying inside during the prime food blog seasons: fall and winter. While I wasn't doing much recipe creating over the summer, I did try a few new things like making cold brew coffee, cashew milk, and homemade cheeses. Happy Fall, Autumn Equinox, vegan PSL weather, back to school, cold weather, and most relevant here, cooking and baking weather! When it's too hot to cook, Chicago offers plenty of summer dishes, markets, and restaurant specials.
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