I’m talkin’ about Welsh Rabbit. Don’t let anybody tell you it’s “rarebit” ’cause they’re just lyin’ to ya. It’s rabbit, because the “joke” was that the Welsh were too poor to afford as cheap a dish as rabbit. Well, the larf’s on whoever made that “joke,” because Welsh Rabbit is scrumptious.
There are as many ways to make Welsh Rabbit as there are ways to make chili. Here’s mine.
WELSH RABBIT
- Toasted bread
- much grated cheese
- a bit of milk
- a beaten egg
Melt the cheese in the milk, stirring until the cheese is good and melty. Beat a little into the egg. Keep adding the melted cheese to the egg, stirring all the while, until the egg is good and hot and mixed in with the cheese. Pour it all back into the cheese pan and hot it all up, stirring constantly.
Pour the melted cheese/egg over the toasted bread.
You can add herbs and spices, if you like. You can use whatever cheese you have around. One guy suggests using stout instead of the milk, and I’m all for that, but I didn’t have any.
Here’s what our looked like, with a sprinkle of paprika over it for pretty.
A WRITING PROMPT FOR YOU: A character takes umbrage at a “joke” aimed at their ethnicity or national origin.
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Dan Antion
January 18, 2017 at 7:48amI think melting cheese on something makes it wonderful. I’m not sure how far I’d carry that, but these ingredients all look safe.
Marian Allen
January 18, 2017 at 8:47amI saw a video on FB yesterday of a cheeseburger being completely covered, bun and all, with what looked like melted Velveeta. Then a guy picked it up and ate it. THAT was too far.
Joey
January 18, 2017 at 6:58pmYes, please and thank you 🙂