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MaineWriter:
Swiss Cuisine
What is Switzerland famous for? Cheese, of course! So on Monday we had cheese fondue and Tuesday we had raclette. Yesterday we had "toasts" which is my hostess's "favorite" and a German delicacy invented by her mother. Let me share the recipe:
Toasts
Serving per person: 2 toasts
This recipe is easily multiplied. The instructions below are for one toast. Make as many has you have guests--in fact, make extra. People will gobble them up.
Take one slice of white bread. On it, place one slice of gouda cheese. Take one half banana and halve again (lengthwise). Place on the cheese, cut side down. Take one small hot dog and halve lengthwise. Place on top of the banana. Take one-half slice of bacon and lay it neatly on top of the hot dog. Repeat as necessary for however many toasts you are making.
Arrange the toasts on a cookie sheet. Place under a preheated broiler and cook until the bacon is crisp, the edges of the bread are toasted, and the cheese looks sort of melted. Serve immediately. Goes well with beer.
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Believe it or not, I ate two of these things! They weren't so bad, either (and I am not usually a fan of bacon and banana combinations). All I could think was, "I wonder if Elvis ever ate one of these?"
My hostess told me you can substitute tomato for the bacon but then it is just turning into a variation on a BLT. The banana is much more European.
I would have taken a picture, but that seemed a little rude at the dinner table. LOL
Enjoy!
belbbmfan:
--- Quote from: MaineWriter on September 18, 2008, 01:00:25 am ---Swiss Cuisine
What is Switzerland famous for? Cheese, of course! So on Monday we had cheese fondue and Tuesday we had raclette. Yesterday we had "toasts" which is my hostess's "favorite" and a German delicacy invented by her mother. Let me share the recipe:
Toasts
Serving per person: 2 toasts
This recipe is easily multiplied. The instructions below are for one toast. Make as many has you have guests--in fact, make extra. People will gobble them up.
Take one slice of white bread. On it, place one slice of gouda cheese. Take one half banana and halve again (lengthwise). Place on the cheese, cut side down. Take one small hot dog and halve lengthwise. Place on top of the banana. Take one-half slice of bacon and lay it neatly on top of the hot dog. Repeat as necessary for however many toasts you are making.
Arrange the toasts on a cookie sheet. Place under a preheated broiler and cook until the bacon is crisp, the edges of the bread are toasted, and the cheese looks sort of melted. Serve immediately. Goes well with beer.
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Believe it or not, I ate two of these things! They weren't so bad, either (and I am not usually a fan of bacon and banana combinations). All I could think was, "I wonder if Elvis ever ate one of these?"
My hostess told me you can substitute tomato for the bacon but then it is just turning into a variation on a BLT. The banana is much more European.
I would have taken a picture, but that seemed a little rude at the dinner table. LOL
Enjoy!
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That sounds like an 'interesting' gastronomical experience. Maybe you'll have many more of these 'german delicacies' in the coming days...
And LOL at the banana being so much more european! ;D
Penthesilea:
--- Quote from: belbbmfan on September 18, 2008, 01:23:58 am ---
And LOL at the banana being so much more european! ;D
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Yes, that made me LOL too :laugh:
Ellemeno:
Oh wow! I had no idea I'd reached 10,000 posts, til I read it here. :laugh: That was startling. :)
Thanks for all the congrats, but Fabienne, while I appreciate the giant flag with "10000" on it, Kelda's little dish of chocolate mousse is even more enticing. :)
And Meryl and Mikaela have a lovely time! And Leslie and Hannah! And all the lovely hostesses!
:-*
Ellemeno:
--- Quote from: Penthesilea on September 14, 2008, 10:58:01 am ---
You mean like this with partition walls and 'rooms' completely furnitered, even with fake TVs and fake rows of books?
That's what all furniture stores do over here. At least in Germany, don't know about other countries.
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Hi Chrissi, that's not exactly what I meant. I actually mean they create a whole tiny apartment, including kitchen, bathroom, separate bedrooms (maybe), and show how with clever storage, and multiple uses, it doesn't take much space for one or more people to live.
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