Swiss Cheese

If you are using almonds, blanch them by pouring boiling water over them and waiting 2 – 5 minutes, until the skin comes off easily. Cashew nuts may be used directly or can be soaked for 2 – 3 hours in advance, depending on the kind of mixer / blender available. In a blender, blend the almonds or cashew nuts to a paste or a fine powder. Add the rest of the ingredients (except soy milk and agar flakes) and blend to obtain a well blended mixture.

Separately, mix the agar flakes and the soy milk together. Transfer this mixture to a pan, heat and bring to a boil. Turn down the heat and gently simmer for 2 minutes, stirring regularly. Transfer the soy milk mixture to the blender along with the blended mixture and process until smooth (15-20 seconds).

Immediately, pour this blended mixture into a mould. Cover and refrigerate overnight. Serve the next day.

Variation

For a unique Danish variation, add 1 tablespoon of aromatic caraway seeds or 1 tablespoon of dill to the Swiss cheese recipe.

Note

This recipe uses many nuts. Please keep your nut limit in mind if you are working on disease reversal.

Serves 4-6