Grated cheese

It turns out there is a *right* way to grate cheese, and you've probably been using your cheese grater wrong all this time.

Sorry to be the one to have to tell you.

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The perfect hack for the holidays!

Quick Answer If you don’t have a cheese grater, here are five simple methods to grate cheese: Use a knife and chopping board to slice and chop cheese. A food processor with a shredding attachment can quickly grate cheese. A vegetable peeler can create thin strips of cheese. Use a zester for finely grated cheese,

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This recipe will work with any medium-dry cheese such as Gruyère, Comté, Swiss, or Jack. Do not use pre-grated cheese as it is coated in starch that will affect its smoothness when melting.

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It's time to stop avoiding your box grater. This hack makes grating and cleanup so easy you'll want to use your box grater all the time.

Make kitchen prep cleaner and faster by grating ingredients over parchment paper.

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Seriously, that thing's not just for cheese

Somewhere between buttery mashed potatoes and pure melted cheese lies aligot, the comforting, cheese-enhanced mashed-potato dish from central France. The key to getting a smooth, airy texture is to rice the potatoes while they're still hot, then incorporate cold butter, hot milk and grated cheese over low heat. To build up the stringiness of that melting cheese, Ham El-Waylly, a chef at the Brooklyn restaurant Hail Mary, suggests whipping it with confidence, speed and vigor. This is what…

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Did you know there is more than one way to grate cheese? That's right! Whether you have a box grater at home or find yourself in need of grated cheese and no grater, we've got you covered on how to grate cheese without a cheese grater!