Cheese souffle

There are many recipes for cheese souffle, but the dish has a long and interesting history. The dish is believed to have originated in France in the 18th century. It was originally made with a mixture of Gruyere and Emmental cheeses. The dish gained popularity in the United States in the 19th century. Recipes for cheese souffle appeared in cookbooks of the time. The dish became a popular menu item in restaurants and was served at fashionable dinner parties.

Today, there are many recipes for cheese souffle. The dish can be made with different types of cheese, such as cheddar, Swiss, or Gruyere. It can be served as a main course or as a side dish. Cheese souffle is a versatile dish that can be enjoyed by people of all ages.

Advice

When making cheese souffle, the most important thing to remember is to follow the recipe closely and not to mix ingredients too quickly or too vigorously. It's important to whip the egg whites until they form stiff peaks, and to gently fold them into the cheese mixture. Be sure to grease the souffle dish with butter and sprinkle generously with cheese before pouring in the mixture. Before baking, make sure the oven temperature is correct and bake the souffle for the exact amount of time specified in the recipe. Finally, let the souffle sit for a few minutes before serving to ensure the best texture.

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Recipes

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Cheese Souffle

  • butter
  • mustard
  • butter
  • milk
  • tartar cream
  • garlic powder
  • salt
  • parmesan cheese
  • all purpose flour
  • egg yolk
  • egg whites water
  • cheddar cheese
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Blue Cheese Souffle

  • salt
  • scalded milk
  • parmesan cheese
  • tartar cream
  • cayenne pepper
  • nutmeg
  • roquefort cheese
  • all purpose flour
  • butter
  • egg yolk
  • egg white
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Cheese Souffle

  • swiss cheese
  • hot milk
  • salt
  • paprika
  • white pepper
  • nutmeg
  • parmesan cheese
  • all purpose flour
  • butter
  • egg yolk
  • egg white
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Blue Cheese Souffle

  • salt
  • fig
  • fig
  • milk
  • brown sugar
  • mustard
  • vanilla extract
  • orange
  • water
  • cinnamon
  • tartar cream
  • parmesan cheese
  • all purpose flour
  • butter
  • blue cheese
  • egg yolk
  • egg white
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Blue Cheese Souffles

  • fig compote
  • salt
  • milk
  • sugar
  • tartar of cream
  • nutmeg
  • all purpose flour
  • butter
  • blue cheese
  • egg
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Chili Cheese Souffle

  • hot milk
  • cheddar cheese
  • black pepper
  • salt
  • green onion
  • jalapeño
  • all purpose flour
  • butter
  • egg
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Cheese Souffle

  • gruyère cheese
  • milk
  • dijon mustard
  • salt
  • black pepper
  • cayenne pepper
  • tartar cream
  • all purpose flour
  • parmesan cheese
  • butter
  • egg yolks large egg white

Ingredient Breakdown

 
all purpose flour
butter
salt
milk
egg
tartar cream
parmesan cheese
nutmeg
egg yolk
egg white
blue cheese
mustard
cayenne pepper
white pepper
sugar
cheese
cheddar cheese
confectioners sugar
honey
black mission fig
hot milk
fig
margarine
gruyère cheese
black pepper
garlic powder
egg whites water
scalded milk
roquefort cheese
swiss cheese
paprika
brown sugar
vanilla extract
orange
water
cinnamon
leek
melting cheese
cream
chive
fig compote
tartar of cream
green onion
jalapeño
corn flour
granny smith apple
walnut
celeriac
stilton blue cheese
mayonnaise
dijon mustard
egg yolks large egg white

Insights

Staple Ingredients

  • all purpose flour 64%

Common Ingredients

  • butter 57%
  • salt 57%
  • milk 50%

Usual Ingredients

  • egg 36%
  • nutmeg 36%
  • parmesan cheese 36%
  • tartar cream 36%