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Asiago Cheese Bowls – Tasty Edible Bowls for Salads

By Lori, Last updated on August 28, 2024
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Asiago Cheese Bowls – Tasty Edible Bowls for Salads

Serve your favorite dips and salads in these amazing edible Asiago cheese bowls! They’re surprisingly easy to make, look incredibly fancy, and will WOW your guests at any party.

These Asiago Cheese Bowls would be great with fresh greens and veggies, chicken or egg salad, coleslaw, or many other fillings!

Asiago Cheese Bowls

Several years ago, we were at a dinner party at a friend’s home and he made these amazing little salad bowls from Parmesan cheese. Recently I played with making Asiago Cheese Bowls and they were delicious!

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Asiago Cheese Bowls Ingredients

  • Shredded Asiago Cheese

Asiago Cheese Bowls

How to Make Asiago Cheese Bowls

#1. Preheat a lightly oiled skillet over medium heat.

#2. Sprinkle the shredded cheese in the preheated skillet, forming a circle.

#3. Heat the cheese until the bottom is browned and the top begins to turn golden.

Asiago Cheese Bowls

#4. Turn a small bowl upside down. Turn the browned cheese out onto the bowl.

Asiago Cheese Bowls

#5. Carefully form the cheese into a bowl. Let the cheese cool completely. It will become hard as it cools.

#6. When the cheese bowl is completely cool, fill it with a salad of your choice. Enjoy!

Asiago Cheese Bowls

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Asiago Cheese Bowls

Asiago Cheese Bowls – Tasty Edible Bowls for Salads

Lori
Serve your favorite dips and salads in these amazing edible Asiago cheese bowls! They’re surprisingly easy to make, look incredibly fancy, and will WOW your guests at any party. These Asiago Cheese Bowls would be great with fresh greens and veggies, chicken or egg salad, coleslaw, or many other fillings!
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Course Appetizer
Cuisine American

Ingredients
  

  • Shredded Asiago Cheese

Instructions
 

  • Preheat a lightly oiled skillet over medium heat.
  • Sprinkle the shredded cheese in the preheated skillet, forming a circle.
  • Heat the cheese until the bottom is browned and the top begins to turn golden.
  • Turn a small bowl upside down. Turn the browned cheese out onto the bowl.
  • Carefully form the cheese into a bowl. Let the cheese cool completely. It will become hard as it cools.
  • When the cheese bowl is completely cool, fill it with a salad of your choice. Enjoy!
Keyword Appetizer
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