A Reader named Martha H. asked a recipe question:
What is the difference between: grind, grate and chop in a recipe? If it calls for “grated” cheese can I use my little mini processor which “chops” and/or “grinds?”
Ms Recipe says:
Cheeses that are moist you can use a cheese grater such as the one in the picture. Chopping cheese is cutting it into small pieces. Grinding is something done to coffee beans or hard cheese. Grating is using a cheese grater such as the one in the picture. As for using a mini processor to grate cheese I would not recommend it with soft cheese because it will turn into a ball around the blade. You could use your processor with hard cheese however. I hope I have helped you with your recipe question. Thank You for asking.
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Good day!
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how to deal with long distance relationship?
gagay
hello!
good day! 1 of our co-bloggers is in need now of help for his family was diagnosed from dengue and needing blood transfusion urgently..visit http://walkingnewspaper.blogspot.com/2009/01/i-received-just-this-morning-commentary.html
hope we can extend prayers and financial help for kuya angel..thank u!
gagay
oh wow! really, you know i am not really so concerned. i just processed whatever and however i can. lol
Gagay,
Lots of laughs, But you could always check out Dear Abby
Maybe she can give you the answer to your love question. Good Luck, But I can answer recipe questions.
Ms Recipe
Gagay,
I am so sorry to hear about this. Sickness is something I know all to well.
Many Prayers,
Ms Recipe
Hi Ask Ms. R,
Zipping by to drop my cards and to say how grateful I am to have found you in the blogosphere. And hope that your weekend was great and that you weekdays start out well.
stay healthy always and better yet happy 