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Hello,

I was wondering what I could I use to subsitute dry curd cottage cheese in

recipes? I'm only asking because I'm following a dairy-free version of SCD and

I've tried thick coconut cream - which did work to a degree but didn't produce

the desired result I'd hoped for. Any suggestions will be welcomed. Thank you.

Dan

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Hi Dan,

>

> Hello,

>

> I was wondering what I could I use to subsitute dry curd cottage

cheese in recipes? I'm only asking because I'm following a dairy-

free version of SCD and I've tried thick coconut cream - which did

work to a degree but didn't produce the desired result I'd hoped

for. Any suggestions will be welcomed. Thank you.

>

> Dan>>>

Have you tried making any of the nut milk yogurts? If you

drip/drain it you may be able to use that.

I am not sure how well it would work but makin a puree of cooked

veggies, draining it very well may work (pressing the cooked

veggies). You will likely have to reduce the amount of fluid in

some recipes.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

mom of and

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At 05:26 AM 11/3/2007, you wrote:

>I was wondering what I could I use to subsitute

>dry curd cottage cheese in recipes? I'm only

>asking because I'm following a dairy-free

>version of SCD and I've tried thick coconut

>cream - which did work to a degree but didn't

>produce the desired result I'd hoped for. Any suggestions will be welcomed.

Dan,

What kind of substitution you make could depend

on what type of recipe you are making.

I press a lot of liquid out of things (liked

cooked winter squash) by laying a clean

handkerchief on a couple of thick bar towels,

adding the cooked and pureed vegetable, spreading

it out a bit, laying another handkerchief on top,

then another set of towels, and then placing

something heavy on top for a few hours. (You CAN

use paper towels, but after using a whole roll of

paper towels on three lousy cups of squash and

still not getting it as dry as I wanted, I

switched to using reusable, washable towels.)

Like I said, the substitution could depend on the end product.

— Marilyn

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Undiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001

Darn Good SCD Cook

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How do I make nut milk yogurt? I've never heard of it before.

Re: Dry Curd Cottage Cheese

Hi Dan,

>

> Hello,

>

> I was wondering what I could I use to subsitute dry curd cottage

cheese in recipes? I'm only asking because I'm following a dairy-

free version of SCD and I've tried thick coconut cream - which did

work to a degree but didn't produce the desired result I'd hoped

for. Any suggestions will be welcomed. Thank you.

>

> Dan>>>

Have you tried making any of the nut milk yogurts? If you

drip/drain it you may be able to use that.

I am not sure how well it would work but makin a puree of cooked

veggies, draining it very well may work (pressing the cooked

veggies). You will likely have to reduce the amount of fluid in

some recipes.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

mom of and

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