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Cheese croquettes are crispy on the outside and soft, gooey, and melty on the inside. These would work perfectly as appetisers or for parties; they could even be eaten lightly as a meal. The cheese croquette recipe combines simple ingredients to create one significant difference between a crunchy outer layer and a rich, cheesy interior. In its most basic forms, cheese croquette recipes are centred on a mashed potato or b chamel sauce, which forms the creamy filling that holds together the cheese. The most commonly used cheeses are mozzarella, cheddar, or a combination of the two - because they melt well and have good flavours. Herbs like parsley or garlic add to the taste of the filling in these golden-crusted morsels. It then cools and dries; when the filling is ready, it can be shaped into small balls or oval shapes and coated in breadcrumbs before frying - the breadcrumb coating giving the croquettes a golden, crunchy texture. These croquettes are multifunctional, allowing for a variety of cheeses or extra ingredients, such as a touch of chilli and herbs, to add flavour to the croquettes. The cheese croquette recipe may also be modified according to the diet of preference using plant-based cheeses or a lighter version by baking instead of frying. There's Baked with marinara or spicy aioli dipping sauces; these cheese croquettes are a tasteful snack whenever desired.