What is Rarebit anyway? Think beer and cheese fondue on toast. A perfect snack for a St. Patrick's Day buffet, this Irish twist on a classic is boldly spiced with mustard and Worcestershire powders and, of course, a spot of Guinness. Rye bread gives the toast a stand-up flavor of earthy caraway and molasses.
Generously ladle the beer and cheese mixture onto the toast. Truth? Some people stop there. In some kitchens rarebit is served as a cheesy sauce over toast, but we like it hot! So, toss it under the broiler for a few minutes. You won't be sorry. The cheesy goodness will seep into the toast and top of will blister under the broiler, creating a delightful crust.
Hot out of the oven, add a crack of Smoked Black Pepper and a sprinkle of green parsley for the finish. Serve while hot and keep the rounds coming for a parade of flavor. The base ingredients are simple and you may already have them in your pantry. Our local Tilllamook Extra Sharp Cheddar was a winner with the Guinness! Happy St. Paddy's Day!
Generously ladle the beer and cheese mixture onto the toast. Truth? Some people stop there. In some kitchens rarebit is served as a cheesy sauce over toast, but we like it hot! So, toss it under the broiler for a few minutes. You won't be sorry. The cheesy goodness will seep into the toast and top of will blister under the broiler, creating a delightful crust.
Hot out of the oven, add a crack of Smoked Black Pepper and a sprinkle of green parsley for the finish. Serve while hot and keep the rounds coming for a parade of flavor. The base ingredients are simple and you may already have them in your pantry. Our local Tilllamook Extra Sharp Cheddar was a winner with the Guinness! Happy St. Paddy's Day!