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By sarahmuskoka
Port Carling
on November 30, 2011
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I enjoyed this very much. The sauce was flavourful and the preparation was easy. I had no rye bread, so I toasted a slice of ciabatta. Delicious! Thanks, A.
By cas0307_11072306
XX, MA
on October 29, 2011
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This was tasty. Good depth of flavor to the sauce. I replaced the cream with 1% milk and added a little extra flour to thicken. I also used mostly 2% low-fat cheddar and just a handful of "regular" extra sharp cheddar. I used Red Stripe for the beer and served with raw veggies and baked bread sticks. Everyone enjoyed it. I think it would also be good over steamed broccoli or asparagus. I will try that next time!
By Bigtony05
Taylorville, IL
on June 29, 2011
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Very very good, if you want you can add a hamburger patty and some fries to the top of the bread and you would have what we in central Illinois call a horseshoe, messy but delicious.
By gdav13
Tuscaloosa, AL
on March 17, 2011
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We thinned out the sauce a bit and used it as a fondue with bread cubes. Yum!
By pclewis
Kerrville, TX
on January 15, 2011
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Alton, you brought tears to my eyes. We called this "Cheese gook" when I was growing up. My mom put sliced pimento olives in it and we served it over buttered saltines. Tonight I only had English muffins but it was terrific. Thanks
By Neangie
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
on October 20, 2010
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Excellent. My Scotch-Irish Mom must have made it when I was young, because it was very familiar.
By rageshwar_12160806
pmc, 43
on August 27, 2010
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This is an EXCELLENT recipe, as I'd say I'm quite the "rarebit afficionado" and tried a few. Use the sharpest cheddar you can get. If you can afford a premium cheddar that is even better--examples are Coastal (sold at Costco or Tillamook. The beer is almost essential (even light beer works but dark/porter is better as it gives a tangy bite. If you cannot use beer, substitute milk and/or cream and just judge the smoothness of the texture--should be a creamy sauce. Rather than hot sauce I added a large pinch of paprika and 1 tsp of cayenne. If you dont want it hot, this is optional--nice for grownups-- but a plainer version without heat is great for kids. Similarly, light rye is awesome, but a nice thick slice of toasted french would work for those wanting a more gentle dish.
By keith7932_12986446
Ontario, 43
on July 07, 2010
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Easy and fun to make and serve. Delicious and unusual! I think I'm turning Welsh!
By jlsims54_12604814
Lexington, 56
on January 29, 2010
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I don't really understand the part about whisking the butter and flour at the beginning because with the equal amounts of flour and butter, you're not going to be whisking anything. It turns into an extremely thick roux right away. HOWEVER... the end result is heaven on a plate. I added a can of crushed tomatoes, drained, and it is so good that it will make you want to slap yer momma away from the table. LOL
By Chef #627333
Bellbrook, OH
on January 17, 2010
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So good my teenagers called me maestro! This goes in the permanent file.