WELSH RAREBIT.

This dish is not generally understood. It is thought by many to be Welsh

rabbit, that is, a rabbit prepared _Welsh fashion_.

It is not a rabbit, but Welsh cheese (a certain kind only, and prepared

for that purpose), melted to a certain degree, and then spread on toast

of Welsh bread.

Grate some Gloucester or Gruyere cheese and pepper it with Cayenne

pepper. Fry some slices of bread with a little butter, but on one side

only, until perfectly yellow, then spread a thick coat of grated cheese

on the fried side of the bread, place the slices in a baking-pan, put

them in a pretty warm oven, take off when it begins to melt, and serve

warm.

Then you have as good a Welsh rarebit as can be made here. The receipt

was given to us by an English lady.

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