This snack is a combo of a cheesy cob loaf (you know that thing where you hollow out a cobb loaf and make a fondue in the middle to dip bread into?!) and a Welsh rarebit, that magical cheese toast that’s made with a sauce loaded with cheddar, Worcestershire, mustard and ale. My version is super fast and easy to make and it’s just the thing for a weekend lunch or snack.
Makes 4 toasts
Ingredients
½ medium-sized onion, diced finely
2 rashers bacon, diced roughly
1 tablespoon butter or oil
4 slices sourdough, lightly toasted (or other quality bread)
4 big tablespoons creme fraiche, sour cream or cream cheese
100g grated good quality cheddar cheese + extra
1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar
Decent grind black pepper
Small handful parsley, chopped fine
Method
Heat oven to 180 C.
Fry the onion and bacon in the butter/oil until onion is softened and bacon has given up its fat.
In a small bowl mix creme fraiche, cheddar, balsamic, pepper and parsley until combined. Mix in onion and bacon. Spoon the mixture onto each toast slice, spreading to the edges. Place on a tray, sprinkle over some extra cheese and bake for 15 minutes until the topping is golden.
Eat while hot!
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