The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
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Rarebit upon them, and set inside-the oven about 2 minutes before
serving. Yorkshire Rabbit _(originally called Gherkin Buck, from a pioneer recipe_) Put into a saucepan 1/2 pound of cheese, sprinkle with pepper (black, of course) to taste, pour over 1/2 teacup of ale, and convert the whole into a smooth, creamy mass, over the fire, stirring continually, for about 10 minutes. In 2 more minutes it should be done. (10 minutes altogether is the minimum.) Pour it over slices of hot toast, place a piece of broiled bacon on the top of each and serve as hot as possible. Golden Buck A Golden Buck is simply the Basic Welsh Rabbit with beer (No. 1) plus a poached egg on top. The egg, sunny side up, gave it its shining name a couple of centuries ago. Nowadays some chafing dish show-offs try to gild the Golden Buck with dashes of ginger and spice. Golden Buck II This is only a Golden Buck with the addition of bacon strips. |
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