Simply spray the cheese grater with cooking spray before grating! The "grease" makes the cheese glide easily across the grates with less effort. This is key for mozzarella and other softer cheeses.
I freeze most of my cheese, so when I grate it it just sorta crumbles.....and that's easy. :-) But I have a tendency to grate my fingers so I have to wear an Ove Glove when I shred anything. Cooking hazard. ;-)
You should check out my Pampered Chef site! I can sell you a grater and good holder package & save your fingers! :) Http://new.pamperedchef.com/pws/hhaven
Great tip! Also try keeping your grater in the freezer--the extreme cold works well too! =)
ReplyDeleteGreat tip! I never would've thought of that!
ReplyDeleteGenius!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteSome cheeses grate better if frozen for a few minutes. I'm looking at you, mozzarella!
ReplyDeleteI freeze most of my cheese, so when I grate it it just sorta crumbles.....and that's easy. :-) But I have a tendency to grate my fingers so I have to wear an Ove Glove when I shred anything.
ReplyDeleteCooking hazard. ;-)
You should check out my Pampered Chef site! I can sell you a grater and good holder package & save your fingers! :)
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I always freeze mozzarella cheese, it just crumbles when defrosted, perfect for pizza :o)
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