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Posts by CarolineUKTV
Mon 17 Sep 2007, 10.10AM
provolone is, texture wise, an italian version of cheddar, so if you're cooking an italian dish that's probably why they've used it. you could substitute any semi-hard cheese you like... if the recipe calls for grated provolone, then choose any other similar texture cheese like cheddar, cheshire, edam, etc - whatever's your favourite. You'll get a different flavour to what was originally intended but then it'll be YOUR recipe!

