LANCEWOOD® Deep Fried Cream Cheese Fingers with Berry Dipping Sauce (2024)

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Ingredients

Cream cheese fingers:

250 g LANCEWOOD® Full Fat Plain Cream Cheese (do not bring to room temperature)

2 egg(s) , lightly beaten

375 ml dried breadcrumbs

oil for frying

Berry dipping sauce*:

60 ml mixed berry jam

10 ml lemon juice

water

Method

Cream cheese fingers:
Cut the cream cheese into 14 fingers.

Dip into beaten eggs and then into breadcrumbs. Repeat and then refrigerate for 30 minutes.

Heat oil about 2 cm deep. Fry in hot oil until golden.

Remove carefully from the oil using a slotted spoon. Drain on absorbent paper to absorb excess oil.

Berry dipping sauce*:
Mix the jam and the lemon juice together. Thin down with a little water if too thick.

Serve warm with cream cheese fingers and lime or lemon wedges.

*Can also be served with sweet chilli sauce as a dipping sauce.

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FAQs

Can you deep fry cream cheese? ›

Heat oil about 2 cm deep. Fry in hot oil until golden. Remove carefully from the oil using a slotted spoon. Drain on absorbent paper to absorb excess oil.

What to serve over cream cheese? ›

Five Things You Can Pour Over a Block of Cream Cheese
  1. Pepper jelly.
  2. Peach or apricot preserves with jalapeños.
  3. Pickapeppa sauce.
  4. Caramel sauce and toffee bits (works great with apple slices)
  5. Sweet chili sauce.
Nov 6, 2018

What is the best oil for deep frying cheese? ›

Peanut, canola, or vegetable oil are excellent choices, while oils with low smoking points like butter and olive oil should be reserved for pan frying or sautéing. Use enough oil that you can fully submerge the cheese. Keep an even temperature. For best results with fried cheese, heat your oil to 375°F.

Do you freeze cheese before deep frying? ›

Making fried cheese requires an additional step of freezing the cheese for thirty minutes before frying, so the outer shell gets perfectly browned and crispy without overcooking the cheese. Once the cheese is extra cold, heat oil to temperature, and fry cheese in batches.

When not to use cream cheese? ›

Cream cheese that has been continuously refrigerated can last for several weeks. “Cream cheese packages that haven't been opened can be used for up to two to three weeks past their best by date,” Edwards says. “Once opened, it's best to use cream cheese within ten days.

Can you use sour cream instead of cream cheese? ›

Sour cream replicates cream cheese's taste but isn't quite as caloric, making it a good choice for a lower-calorie substitute. It gives baked goods a texture that's airy and moist, and even adds an extra bit of creaminess to cheesecake. You can substitute an equal amount of sour cream for cream cheese in recipes.

Can I freeze cream cheese? ›

While cream cheese may not last long in the fridge, you can freeze it for up to two months. To use frozen cream cheese, thaw it in the fridge overnight or defrost it in the microwave. Previously frozen cream cheese will still have the same flavor as its refrigerated counterpart, but its texture may be grainy.

Does cream cheese melt when cooking? ›

Cream cheese melts, and if there was a way to change it so much that it doesn't melt when hot (AFAIK there isn't), it would have an entirely different texture when cold too. So just magically keeping everything as it is, but without melting, is not an option.

Does cream cheese curdle when hot? ›

The curdling process occurs when the pH level of the cream cheese changes. This can happen when the cream cheese is exposed to high temperatures or when it comes into contact with acidic ingredients, such as lemon juice or vinegar.

What cheese can be fried without melting? ›

But as the weather gets hotter, maybe we should take a look at some cheeses that don't melt. There's a family of semi-firm cheeses — among them, queso panela, queso fresco, paneer, halloumi, feta, cotija, ricotta and soft goat cheese — that won't melt over direct or indirect heat in your kitchen.

What happens to cheese when you fry it? ›

A significant amount of oil is absorbed into cheese when it is fried, and the frying of cheeses adds advanced lipid end products and dicarbonyls to advanced glycation end-products that are already present in cheeses.

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