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Welsh Rabbit

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Chef Mark Hix says “rabbit,” while other Brits say “rarebit”; whatever the pronunciation, these open-faced sandwiches are hard to resist. Thick slices of toasted country bread get topped with melted extra-sharp English cheddar cheese that’s spiced with Worcestershire sauce and Guinness stout.

Pairing Suggestion

Though many people would jump to a red wine for this cheesy dish, a firmly acidic white is actually a better partner—in fact, zesty whites are more versatile with cheese in general than reds are. Since Welsh wine isn’t exactly easy to come by, head to northern Italy instead and pour the spicy, aromatic 2007 Abbazia di Novacella Kerner or the refreshing 2007 Zemmer La Lot Pinot Grigio.

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Welsh Rabbit

If you want to make a yummy cheese sauce to put on toast or bread, don't bother with this recipe.  Go directly to Jacques Pepin and make his Fromage Forte instead!

Posted by: gourmetgrub on December 27, 2008

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