Grating cheese can be a battle against sticky clumps. **Hack 1: The Chill Factor**. Place hard cheeses (like cheddar or Parmesan) in the freezer for 15-20 minutes. Cold cheese is firmer, producing clean shreds instead of smears. **Hack 2: Oil the Grater**. Lightly coat blades with cooking spray or rub with a butter wrapper. This creates a non-stick barrier. **Hack 3: Parchment Paper**. Lay a sheet of parchment under the grater to catch shreds and simplify cleanup. **Hack 4: Angle and Pressure**. Hold the grater at a 45-degree angle and apply steady, moderate pressure—too much force crushes the cheese.
**For Soft Cheeses**:
- Freeze mozzarella or cream cheese for 30 minutes.
- Use a rotary grater with a container attachment to contain sticky shreds.
**Cleaning Tips**:
- Soak the grater in warm, soapy water immediately after use.
- Use a toothbrush to dislodge cheese from holes.
**Science Insight**: Cheese sticks due to friction and fat content. Cold temperatures solidify fats, while oil reduces surface adhesion.
**Tool Recommendations**:
- **Box Grater**: Best for hard cheeses.
- **Microplane**: Ideal for finely grating Parmesan.
- **Food Processor**: Use the shredding disk for bulk prep.
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