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| Ingredients: |
 | One small rabbit |
 | 6 cups of sharp cheddar cheese, grated (about 20 oz.) |
 | 6. oz. of beer, at room temperature |
 | 2 egg yolks, beaten |
 | 1/8 tsp. cayenne pepper |
 | 1 tsp. Dijon mustard |
 | Slices of toast, broccoli, apples. |
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- In a double boiler, melt the cheese, stirring often.
- Mix together egg yolks, beer, pepper and mustard. Add to melted cheese. Stir until
blended and heated through.
- Serve over rabbit on toast, with steamed broccoli, and/or apple slices.
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| Note: Some people have
incorrectly claimed I have misspelled the name of this dish. They claim that the correct
spelling is "Welsh Rarebit" and that it does not have a rabbit anywhere in it's
ingredients. As to the ingredients, all I can say is what I put in when I cook it. As to
the misspelling, I can state authoritatively that the original, and therefore most
correct, spelling is in fact "Welsh Rabbit". "Welsh Rarebit" is a
variant which was first noted some 60 years after Welsh Rabbit. You can verify this by
checking out Merriam-Webster
Online. So there. |
Note, the second: This recipe
is based on the Welsh Rarebit recipe located at
http://www-ssc.igpp.ucla.edu/~newbury/recipes/rarebit.html. |

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