I say it can't be done.
(this question does not apply to people who do not like cheese)

Chicken...I have never come across a dish apart from pizza that conatins the two togehter.

Sausage Roll or Pork Pie

I could do it if I was in the mood, but I don't think it'd be an improvement unless you were very hungry.

Lamb Biryani

I see no added advantage of topping it with Cheese.

Salt & Pepper squid ?

Originally posted by Yodameister
Sausage Roll or Pork Pie

I could do it if I was in the mood, but I don't think it'd be an improvement unless you were very hungry.

I put to you 'the ploughmans lunch'. Well, my version of it always has cheese and some sort of pie/sausage roll anyway.

My nomination is shredded wheat and milk :gag:

Riiiiiiight... although I do count some of these as recipes rather than foods

Butterfly chicken - chicken breast with cheese and bacon
Lamb biryani - ok - winner
Salt and pepper squid - going to try with cheese later can't see why it wouldn't be better
Have definately enjoyed a sausage roll or pie with cheese before.

oooh - and shredded wheat is not a food it's a packing material

Milk and cheese - cheese sauce - please pass it to me!

Come people challenge me!

Tripe, tripe and tripe.

Oh, and Prawn Saag.

Crispy duck
Pigs trotters
Smoked salmon
Caviar
Roast Beef & yokshire pudding

I like cheese, but it would ruin some dishes.

Aha Mr Nick, but you forget cream cheese - a friend to the likes of beef and salmon.
tripe wuld be better with cheese cos it's horrid anyway
as are pigs trotters


Prawn saag andcrispy duck - i salute you

am sbefuddled as to whether these chinese and indian dishes are more recipes than food for cheese to improve - they've already been a-meddled with!

Sushi, no way could cheese be good with sushi.
Vegetable soup, tomato soup is better with cheese sarnies but not veg.
Special fried rice, there just isn't any improving it and I agree with the duck and prawn dishes too.

Maybe i should have phrased it differently - could change the title because it's more the combinations already in these rebel foods that offend the cheese which would happily join the individual ingredients and offer them all improvement.

Sushi - Winner!
Special fried rice - Winner!

Vegetable soup... had it for my dinner with grated cheese on many an occasion... maybe my soup is just exceedingly good.

Shall we ask the panel...

Vegetable soup??????

Vegetable soup with cheese, yes.

Yoghurt with cheese, no?

Vegetable soup, yes, also minestroni soup.

Is yoghurt savory?
Me thinks not!

yoghurt is neutral, it can be sweet (with fruit) or savory (in that greek dip with cucmber).

Aha! I give you feta cheese my man!

Originally posted by mjlacey21
Aha! I give you feta cheese my man!

I wondered what the rash was from.

Originally posted by Carmine
Tripe, tripe and tripe.

surely anything improves tripe??

Lamb chops
Samosas
A Kebab

Am I right in thinking that most Chinese food that we are familiar with doesn't contain dairy (and therefore would not lend itself to the addition of cheese)? As far as Indian food goes. there is paneer, which is a form of cheese and which can be added to most curries (I think).

Soooooooo,,, I think that means I win.

Will now go and sit smugly.


LOSERS!

Originally posted by mjlacey21
I say it can't be done.
(this question does not apply to people who do not like cheese)
I agree

Normally I'd agree and say add cheese to everything. But I think garlic bread is better than cheesy garlic bread.

I really like cheese but much prefer to eat it on its own at the end of a meal with the last glass of wine.

If you added some of the strong cheeses (eg mature cheddar, blue cheese, goats cheese) to any savoury dish they'd completely kill the flavour of everything else.

Eurghhh. I just read this whilst nursing a killer hangover. The idea of Prawn Saag and cheese actually made me sick. Nice :gag: And Tripe...... blurghhhhh

What about Pot noodle?

Originally posted by mjlacey21
I say it can't be done.
(this question does not apply to people who do not like cheese)
I know what you mean though....oooo chill con carne with cheese....yummy!

What about Pot noodle?

That doesn't count as food :P

Originally posted by Carmine
Chicken...I have never come across a dish apart from pizza that conatins the two togehter.

I quite often cook a dish that includes chicken and cheese it also has tinned tomatoes in it

*W*I*N*N*E*R*


Sitting here very satisfied and hungry for some cheese.

onion bhaji?

marmite?

peanut butter?

fried egg?

hummous?

couscous?

porridge?

bran flakes?