Our Taste Test of Mascarpone Cheese
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2019
- Tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Bridget to a tasting of Mascarpone cheese.
Read the full taste test of Mascarpone cheese: cooks.io/2GHIQDD
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Mascarpone is my "secret ingredient" for Thanksgiving mashed potatoes... Well, that and enough Irish butter to choke a rhinoceros.
James Dooling thanks for the idea and same on the butter.
Yum
Warm cream and butter does them for me 👍😋🥰
I eat mascarpone on its own 🤷 like ice cream. I usually feel woozy after eating half a tub lol
Your own "high" 👍😉😅
Thanks. Always helpful.
I am truly blessed with a farmer that I can get milk other dairy product and cream from. I mean triple cream. I’m talking It is truly wonderful. Well since I have these resources available to me I am able to make mascarpone cheese. Of course butter ice cream and crème fraîche. Plus a whole bunch of other stuff. I mean I really just can’t even tell you how great of a resource it is.
Same here!!! Nothing compares to fresh milk - nothing.
E E your not kidding!
Hello, Bridget and Jack are professionals, Bridget i love your technic in tasting, using spoon from creamy subjects is the right choice, and doing 2 or 3 rounds is the right way to have righteous judgment , i love you Bridget
Great video! Thanks.
Yum. I wanted to taste any of the three. Somehow I’ve thought this mascarpone was only for special occasions-crazy, huh? I’m buying tomorrow, Thank you
I just use Mascarpone Saturday night as a “Surprise Ingredient” in a quick Zucchini & Cherry Tomato Sauce. I had some leftover from the Dessert I made. Oh my goodness, it really kicked up my recipe! Everyone was raving about my Pasta Course. I used the Galbani, I live in New Jersey in the sticks (I’m originally from Brooklyn) the Galbani was the only brand that the only Italian Speciality Store near me offered. Beggars can’t be choosy where I live. 😂🤣🤣
I'd love to find cream cheese where I live, we only have mascarpone
So how does British clotted cream stack up against mascarpone by being heated as well, and having that creamy texture and sweet cream flavor, ... but not necessarily having any acidic/rennet processing like modern cheese ?
MrAbletospeak Mascarpone has a weird after taste.
I love her.
Yum!
Bel Gioioso didn't even make the top four! I love it! But I've never tried the others (or seen them) so I'm going to have to go hunting for them!
It was in their top 4, not top 3. 'Made with more milk than cream, it lacked the natural sweetness we liked in higher-ranked products.'
@@madthumbs1564 Yup. I meant top 3. I can't brain today.
Thanks I was wondering how the Bella was I hate their provolone
The Trader Joe's version looks good and reasonable; only $3 for a tub I think. Glad to know most of them are indistinguishable in a tiramisu (where the Kahlúa and coffee flavor of the biscuits pretty much negates the flavor differences haha)
Does the TJ's version represent how mascarpone is actually supposed to taste? I just bought some from TJ's and I don't taste any tanginess at all, it just tastes kind of like bland, stiffened heavy cream or something.
MMM...looks good and creamy and off to the market I go...haven't actually tasted it before that I can remember. oh and Hello.
Tiramisu!
she picked the cream only no milk marscapone! 👍😉
Just my luck. The only one I can find is Bel Gioioso, which probably sucks since they didn't even talk about it. I don't think it's bad.
I'm so glad nobody said "mars-capone". I mean, that alone... right?
Sounds like using cream cheese with some heavy whipping cream or sour cream would be essential the same thing for cheaper.
It is. That's exactly how I make a much cheaper mascarpone for my tiramisu and lemon parfaits. It's hack for when I can't get my hands on any, or it's far too expensive, or it's only sold in big tubs and I only need 1/3 of it. Make my own, on the fly, any time I want. Check out Bigger Bolder Baking's channel, and search for her tiramisu recipe for that hack.
Limburger cheese next!
Is mascarpone and cream cheese the same thing?
Thank you, thank you, thank you for not saying "marscapone". That's my number one pet peeve with shows like Cutthroat Kitchen and Chopped. Nobody knows how to say mascarpone, despite all allegedly being professional chefs. It's (almost, depending on your first language) literally pronounced exactly like it's spelled. It's not like a Favre situation where the consonants move around between writing and pronunciation.
On Chopped, they always say "Mars Capone"...lol.
I can't stand it. It's heinous.
I think your pet peeve with these shows should be they are all reruns.
That girl in the blue shirt must be hungry.. 😆 🤣 😂
Hey there you tasteful folks. I was under the impression the cooling racks you use were no longer available. If they are still made where would one locate this item? Thanks
Pretty sure cream has significantly less lactose than milk
I couldn’t find it by the cream cheese at the store can I find by the deli
Might be by the yoghurt products or sour cream.
Why do they call it ‘Mars-Capone’ on master chef USA?
STOOOOOPPPP EATING CHEEESE 😬GOD
YUM! Can’t get mascarpone in any of the stores here in SoCal....not even Trader Joe’s.
make your own
Surely, you can find it at Safeway or Ralph's . . . or even Gelson's!
Ralph's has it. Look near the Boursin.
They have it in Walmart, but not in dairy section. It's usually in the delicatessen section along with goat cheese and prosciutto.
Google is your friend.
Hi would you make some vegetarian dishes please , without soy?????
Got some of this having no idea what it is.
I'm eating Mascarpone on my hamburger right now.
If it's simply acid curdled cream why would you buy it and not make it yourself?
Easy to make your own. Much cheaper.
The Bellagioso was in the picture and they didn't review it smh
Why would anyone buy mascarpone when it's SO easy to make at home?
Poynghi mascarpone
I would never buy a stearns and foster mattresses. My sister had one and had to get back surgery as a result. You shouldn’t advertise it
Hahah thankyou
Like Trader Joe’s version
I make my own and it’s better and cheaper and has no preservatives!
Mhmm....nom nom nom....Mhmm....nom nom nom....right.....nom nom nom....Mhmm....nom nom nom nom....would you shut up so I can eat! 😂
E is silent.
Now in this one they pronounced it right..
Wouldn't the thicker one be good for teramisu, or canoli?
It'$ all expen$ive, and ta$te$ like un$alted butter, which i$ 1\10 the co$t.
Did Chris die?
Chris left and wound up in a legal battle with Jack and atk over recipes and workers that he wanted to take with him to his new show
Chris started a new program called Milk street.
@@cristrivera Oh? I will have to look that up.
@@bobby_greene WTF?
@@liwiathan he tried to screw over atk when he started milk street
Tiramisu; properly made...... Best dessert on this planet!!! Even better than my mom’s cream puffs (Shhhh😨😳). Added personal note; I had better/good Tiramisu on combat mission in Iraq than here stateside from Olive Garden (REALLY Terrible/Nasty)!
What do you expect from Garlic Orchard? 😁
I never liked tiramisu because I can't stand coffee, but Gemma Stafford made a coffee-free, berry version on her channel that's really delicious.
@@josephineroe5597 I sub out coffee for hot chocolate since my husband also hates coffee.
It's fuggin cream cheese let's stop fronting
cream cheese is milk. There is a huge difference in fat content.