Can you pickle cheese?

Picklefan | 13:54 Mon 27th Dec 2010 | Food & Drink

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If not what foods can you pickle?

delicious leftovers anyone?

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Picklefan

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Sorry I didn't know quite how to post my question and it submitted by itself.
I wanted to add what do you pickle and what is the best method to pickle foods?

sandyRoe

Good cheese wouldn't need to be pickled.

Picklefan

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Well not so good cheese. I'm asking as I want to try something different for a party I'm having on New Years.

Invictas

I don't think you can pickle cheese,well not in the usual "pickle" method.
However,feta cheese is preserved in olive oil so you might be able to use that for other cheeses?
Many foods can be preserved in a viegar/spice solution,this something that has been going on for centuries.
Just Google "Pickling"

sandyRoe

Feta, a Greek cheese, is kept in brine. So, not pickled, but close.

jackthehat

Can anyone spot the irony in this thread ? :D

ummmm

Yep :-)

jackthehat

Did you have a good day, yesterday, ummmm ? :o)

Picklefan

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Thanks Invictas and I do understand how google works but I would like some real answers from real time people with real experience but thanks to you and sandy for the feta idea. Jaqckthehat if you're pointing out my username then yes I understand but I thought "picklefan" was a better choice than "Lovepickledfoodsandwouldliketolearnhowfan"

ummmm

Errrrr....I think so..lol

It was good...lot's of wine and some really grubby food...