You could but I think it would taste awful.
A good substitute for Gruyere cheese in quiche is Swiss cheese or Emmental cheese. Both have a similar nutty flavor and melt well, making them suitable replacements in the dish.
You could use parmesan (although it doesnt melt as well) but I would not recommend using mozzarella as it is very different.
They used both goat and cow milk in the cheese.
goat cheese
Cheddar cheese is the most popular cheese people use in macaroni and cheese. It is also popular for people to use a mixture of gruyere, cheddar and parmesan.
so people can get milk and cheese:)
Yes, you can freeze goat cheese, but it may affect its texture and flavor. When thawed, the cheese may become crumbly and slightly grainy. It is best to use frozen goat cheese in cooked dishes rather than eating it on its own for the best results.
green cheese!just kidding!swiss,chedder,montery jack,goat,farmers,and cottage.:)
To achieve the best presentation and flavor when cutting goat cheese, use a sharp knife to slice the cheese into neat, even pieces. This helps maintain the cheese's shape and texture, enhancing its appearance and taste when served.
Yes, you can freeze goat cheese for later use. However, the texture may change slightly upon thawing, so it's best used in cooked dishes rather than for eating on its own.
Cheese fondue is not typically made with havarti, usually one uses emental or gruyere, however, if you like havarti, then why not. It might be a good idea to mix it with some kind of Swiss cheese for the sake of consistency. Also, if you use havarti be sure not to add salt, as it is a rather salty cheese.
== == One has to be careful as to best-selling or most popular. Not the same thing. The most popular cheeses in France are Camembert (as you might expect - no cheese board is complete without Camembert) and Gruyere, which is extensively used for sandwiches and toasting. But the Best-selling cheese by far is Emmental, which is principally used grated in cooking - and a very large proportion of french recipes use grated cheese. Emmental is also the third most popular cheese. The second best-selling cheese, incidentally, is usually given as goat-s cheese, but I think this is unfair unless you give cow's chese the first place; there are many varieties of goat cheese. However, the figures I have seen (quoted by Bongrain, who make caprice des Dieux which comes sixth) are: Popularity 1 Camembert 2 Gruyere 3 Emmental Most sold 1 Emmental 2 Goat 3 Camembert