Jill’s Game Changer Cheese Sauce (Full Livestream)


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Jill’s 5-minute Game Changer Cheese Sauce (nut-free version) FULL RECIPE: 2 cups rolled oats 1/2 cup nutritional yeast flakes 1/4 cup cornstarch 2 teaspoons …

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  1. Linda Malnati
    Linda Malnati says:

    OMG that Looks Delicious ! Best looking cheese I have seen. YUM !!!! I need to buy peppers Lemon juice then I am good to go ! YAY !! Thank you Jill I was tired of having to use potato carrot and Nuts. Ugh !! I have been watch ing all or most of your videos, and you have made me Laugh so much i had tears in my eyes. Love how you let you kids help as well too. Have a great Day !!

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  2. mosiahman
    mosiahman says:

    This sauce is the real deal! The only problem I had in making it was that it turned out not as thick as I perceived it would be. I did go ahead and made a mac and cheese dish. The sauce did thicken as it cooked. I made the sauce a second time and used only 2 cups of water instead of four. The consistency was more to my expectations. I should mention that I do not have a Vitamix but used a high power blender that seemed to work fine. I added about a teaspoon of Ancho Chili powder and a 1/4 teaspoon of chipotle powder to give it a 'kick'. Thank you for the recipe, Jill!

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  3. Kelly Root
    Kelly Root says:

    I couldn't believe the nice comments about this so I made it. It is totally awesome! Thank you for this recipe. It was so good in fact, I had to make myself a plate of Nachos!!!!!!!!

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  4. Jo-Ann Albano
    Jo-Ann Albano says:

    I was excited to try this as my family is vegetarians and vegans. I followed the recipe but I used old fashioned oats (do you use quick oats?), Aldis red roasted peppers (not fire-roasted), and hickory liquid smoke and I did not love it. I tasted too much oatmeal, red peppers and hickory. I think also I don't have a vitamix so I used my food processor and maybe the flavors don't get combined so much? I am going to let it sit overnight to see if the flavors combine more and try to add more nutritional yeast and maybe more lemon? I love the base concept of no fake cheese or oil. I will try again. Thanks for the recipe 🙂

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  5. CATHERINE ADAMS
    CATHERINE ADAMS says:

    I only had the mesquite liquid smoke and I accidentally dropped in too much but it is delicious. I also didn’t use hot water (oops). I’ll follow the directions better next time. Still it’s delicious. Tastes more like melted smoked Gouda than cheddar but I still love it.

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  6. Claire Lariviere
    Claire Lariviere says:

    This recipe is so so so good! I like it on toast like a. Rarebit and mixed with Rotel tomatoes for a con queso. I tried conqueso with Velveeta and was dismayed that today's Velveeta is pretty different in a bad way from what I remember. ( It was always questionable I suppose but atleast it was real cheese. No longer.) I havea comment about what you say near the end about having rice and beans in the fridge. Methyl mercury thrives in cooked rice. From what I understand, rice is safe when it's first cooked but it's probably better not to let it cool and then reheat. I'm not exactly sure of the science but I thought I would mention it here.

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  7. Laura Vitkavage
    Laura Vitkavage says:

    I wouldn’t believe it if I hadn’t made it myself and am pleasantly surprised how good this is. I can’t wait to see how it goes over at a neighborhood holiday party tonight! Thanks for the recipe.

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  8. Linda Steller
    Linda Steller says:

    Okay. This has potential. I'll admit I'm not a roasted pepper fan, and the only liquid smoke available in this town is either mesquite or hickory. I think I would have been happier if I had indeed skipped the liquid smoke. It is edible, and it has added a certain tang to my beans, rice, mushrooms and onions. I've ordered apple and pecan liquid smoke and will give it another shot. Nice texture and I think it will add interest to meals. Thanks!

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  9. spellwizard
    spellwizard says:

    Amazing recipe!! For an experiment, I halved it, since it is just for me and used 3 4 oz. cans of mushroom (2 portobello and one regular). Oh my god I made cream of mushroom 🙂 🙂 :).

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  10. Joanna Meline
    Joanna Meline says:

    Oh my WOW! I used my room mates ninja blender, and even after two rounds of blending it wasn’t quite enough, but I put it on the stove in a pot for just a couple of minutes and that did the trick. I am SO EXCITED to serve this on literally everything!

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  11. Patti Alexander
    Patti Alexander says:

    I just made this, cut the recipe in half because there is only one of me. Good recipe, don't think I added enough roasted peppers. Very thick, what is the best way to make it thinner so I can drizzle over potatoes and broccoli. Will water be ok? Thanks for all your recipes and your humor, love watching your videos.

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  12. yenta vegan
    yenta vegan says:

    I made it! I finally broke down and bought the liquid smoke and corn starch and made this in my Vitamix. Holy MOly! It works, I am now eating leftover cold salad with a heaping spoonfull of this yummy compliant vegan oilfree home made cheeezsawse.

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  13. Lisa Dedeaux
    Lisa Dedeaux says:

    I just finished blending this up and it definitely tastes good and cheesy, but I can taste the red peppers which I’m not a big fan of. Is there anything you can recommend to add to it to mask it? By the way I’m using it for Mac and cheese.

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  14. Brenda Dendaas
    Brenda Dendaas says:

    Wow, this really is a game changer! I just made it now and it tastes like a sinful treat; flavour is spot on, and it’s thick, velvety and glossy. Thank you ever so much from Canada 🙂

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  15. Robin D. Phillips
    Robin D. Phillips says:

    I’m going to try it again, with an adjustment. Not using corn starch ( corn, white potatoes, and rice cause my body to produce phlegm and mucus) I’m going to use chick pea flour, and some nutritional yeast. Thanks again for sharing.

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  16. t walters
    t walters says:

    I just made this cheese sauce and it is amazing!! My little vegan 9 year old who hates everything I make, she loves this sauce and kept asking for more! Thank you for sharing this recipe, I added a half a cup of potato starch because I didn’t have cornstarch and it turned out perfect!

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  17. Robin D. Phillips
    Robin D. Phillips says:

    👋😃Hey Jill! I wanted to update you on my watery cheese sauce. So last night, I made cream of broccoli soup. When I was cooking it, it thickened up… so much… that tonight, I made a crust for it..and it’s in the oven NOW!!!! 😁 since I put chick pea flour in it, I’m making a Quiche!

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  18. ImmaLiving Again
    ImmaLiving Again says:

    BROCCOLLI CHEESE SOUP 💝💝💝
    If my Gramma was still a livvin… yes. I said , still a livvin. Lol. She was a cheese WIZZ lovver. Omgsh. And yogurl. She would have been a convert .. I knoww. I know imma lil to excited about this channel. But it really has changed my lifestyle of bad eating habbits. And i do tell EVVERYONE ABOUT YOUR CHANNEL HERE 🤗👍✌️

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  19. Janice Epperson
    Janice Epperson says:

    Thank you Jill my husband (meat eater who doesn't like cheese) and I (vegan) love this cheese sauce. Your sauce makes it easier for me to make vegan dishes for my family. I serve it on vegan dishes such as nachos, pasta dishes, tacos, burritos, enchiladas, vegan omlettes etc . The family doesn't know the difference. Thanks you and God bless you.

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  20. Tanya Van Dalen
    Tanya Van Dalen says:

    I have made multiple different “cheese” sauces and this was by far the best. It’s incredible, yummy .. a must make.. I don’t have a vitamin so I blended everything in my blender and then used a sauce pan to heat up and thicken.. it got super think and the texture was grainy so I used my nutribullet and water to thin blended again and it came out perfect.. added jalapeños cut up and it was awesome.. heated it up with F red hot sauce and ate that.. poured over chili, baked potatoes and steamed veggies.. going to make another batch and make a “cheddar broccoli soup.. it is worth the time and effort to make..

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