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If you are missing cheese since going vegan, and by that I mean umami-packed, fermented, and sharp cheeses, you are going to love these recipes.
Most of the cheese recipes below are prepared using similar techniques to the ones used in traditional cheese making. Cheeses are inoculated with cultures and ferments, and aged for a few weeks to let flavors and mold develop. The results are mind blowing!
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About the Author
Thomas Pagot is the founder, photographer, and recipe developer behind Full of Plants. He created the blog in 2016 as a personal cookbook for vegan recipes. Through years of recipe development, Thomas has successfully grown Full of Plants into a trusted resource for plant-based recipes.
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Hi Thomas, I hope you’re having a fantastic day. I requested a copy of the ebook a few weeks ago but I haven’t received it even after subscribing to the newsletter multiple times. I’m curious if there is something I’m missing or its just a technical glitch. Thanks
Hi Rua,
Sorry to hear you had trouble receiving the eBook. I just re-sent it to you!
Hi Tomas, I ‘m having they same problem as Rua… I requested the ebook, but i havent received…
Could You help me woth this request…
Thanks
Hi Erika,
I just re-sent you the ebook.
Hi Thomas
Is it possible to use rejuvelac instead of probiotics for camembert and blue cheese?
Hi Robin,
Yes, some readers had success with it. I would recommend checking the eBook as well as the comments for more FAQ.
Is there a substitute for transglutaminase in the cottage cheese recipe? It is very expensive to buy.
I’m afraid there is not Kathryn, it’s essential to this recipe. Very little is used however so a bag lasts a long time.
Hi Thomas!
I’m in love with your recipes! Can’t wait to make my own cheese! I subscribed (several times) to your newsletter but I never received the vegan cheese e-book. I also checked my spam folder. Is it possible to have a copy please? I’m so looking forward to it. Thanks so much for developing these amazing recipes! Best*
Hi Valeria,
Thanks for your kind words! I just re-sent you the ebook, hope you will like it!