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You could probably make it kosher by using dairy-free "American slices."
by inportb 3y ago
You could probably make it kosher by using dairy-free "American slices."
- illirik 3y agoMost "American Slices" do contain dairy, as it is a USDA requirement for the classification of "pasteurized process cheese product" that there is at least some cheese in the product. I have made some exceptional vegan cheesesteaks with marinated seitan and pumpkin puree + nutritional yeast "cheese" sauce. The key is the bread - if you can head to a local bakery for a proper fresh hoagie roll, the rest will follow. I personally like grilled onions and Bavarian mustard on mine. Fantastic sandwich - just don't put lettuce and tomato on yours!
- maxerickson 3y agoA more charitable interpretation is that the quotes are around "American slices" because the dairy free ones aren't cheese. Dairy free imitations are well available.
- InCityDreams 3y ago>that there is at least some cheese in the product. Good start for cheese.
- throwaway2037 3y agoThis: pumpkin puree + nutritional yeast "cheese" sauce Do you have a recipe to share? That sounds very interesting!
- tedunangst 3y agohttps://www.kosher.com/article/can-i-eat-plant-based-cheese-on-a-burger-or-steak-1246 https://www.kosher.com/article/can-i-eat-plant-based-cheese-...