June 13, 2008

What is this recipe?

I'm not sure what to call it - it's an appetizer made of bread/cheese and butter. Someone gave me the recipe many years ago and I've lost it. What I do recall about it, was it was slices of thin white bread and butter and you dipped it in a cheese sauce - then froze and then baked before serving. They were sinful! Thanks

Beth from NJ

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06/16/2008

To Tara: Dip the whole piece of bread into the cheese. I use a toothpick!

By Tara from Walton, NY (Guest Post) 06/15/2008

Do you just dip one side of the bread in the sauce or do you cover them completely? This sounds great and I'd love to make it for a friend's bridal shower coming up. Thanks :)

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06/14/2008

Wow, that is the same recipe I have and have not made it for over 25 years. Glad you asked the question. I was looking for the recipe when I realized that eileen-e has already responded. When you cook these, be very careful. The smell of them cooking will draw people from all over the house. They are great. Enjoy....Carolyn from NC

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06/14/2008

Thanks! Thats it!

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06/14/2008

We called this Cheese Puffs.
Melt 1/2 cup butter, 3 oz of cream cheese and 1/4 pound grated jack cheese. Cut up a 1 pound loaf of unsliced bread into about 1 inch square cubes. When cheese is melted fold in 2 beaten egg whites.
Dip bread into cheese mixture, place on wax paper tray and freeze. After they are frozen put in a freeze zip lock. To serve, place on a baking sheet and bake at 400 for 8 to 10 min. Makes about 3 dozen!
This was a recipe from my mom! And she made the for holidays!

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06/14/2008

This sounds like a recipe"cheese rarebit"

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