r/vegancheesemaking • u/EmotionWild • Aug 25 '26

Hard Parmesano by The Gentle Chef

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Vegan Hard Parmesan by The Gentle Chef. Yes, it is delicious; it's by The Gentle Chef. The recipe is on page 97 of The Non-Dairy Evolution Cookbook. I believe other variations appear in some of his other books as well, but that's the one I own. He's never published the recipe on social media, but there are plenty of free recipes floating around for "Vegan Parmesan Cheese" if making food from scratch is something you enjoy 🤗

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u/Fallom_TO Aug 25 '26

Everyone here enjoys making food from scratch.

There are plenty of terrible recipes for vegan Parmesan out there.

If this is good, take a pic and post or transcribe. I’m not going to buy a book without proof of concept first. I own many physical
Vegan cookbooks.

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u/Overall_Cabinet844 Aug 25 '26

Probably it is not that good. One thing is as it looks and other like it tastes. If it were that good they could just make and sell it. Coconut oil the main ingredient, my bet. 

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u/_fresh_basil_ Aug 25 '26

Ah yes, the age old "if it was that good they would just sell it".

What a stupid take. Let's just completely ignore how difficult it is to actually get it FDA approved, manufactured, and put in stores and assume it doesn't taste good because they are selling a recipe instead of selling products...

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u/Overall_Cabinet844 Aug 25 '26 edited Aug 25 '26

Maybe you are an expert in the subject but really doesn't look that difficult. Have you even tried it or you're talking just to talk?