Ultimate Boozy Onion and Three Cheese Toastie
by Helen Graves |
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This cheese toasty takes leftover cheeses, an onion and a slug of booze, and transforms it into the food of the Gods! The caramalised onions are well worth making a batch of too, they're great for French onion soup for example.
At a glance
- Cuisine British
- Recipe Type Snack
- Difficulty Easy
- Preparation time 10 mins
- Cooking time 60 mins
- Serves 1 person
Ingredients
- 1 large onion
- 1 slosh of beer
- 1 tsp Worcestershire sauce
- 100 g (3.5oz) Leftover cheese (cheddar, Stilton, brie, camembert and even goat’s cheese will all work well)
- 2 White sliced bread
- 5 g (0.2oz) Butter
- 1 lbs (0.5kg) Salt and pepper
Step-by-step
- Melt a good knob of butter gently in a pan then add the onions plus a little salt and pepper. Mix well to combine then put a lid on (leaving a small gap at the side) and let the onions cook very gently, until they are very soft, golden and not too wet.
- This will take about an hour, so you may want to make a big batch; they’re good in sandwiches, pies etc.
- When the onions have reached this stage, turn up the heat and slosh in your beer and Worcestershire sauce. Let it bubble furiously until it is almost all gone.
- Preheat your sandwich toaster. Spread the butter on both pieces of bread, taking care to get good even coverage and place one, butter side down on the toaster.
- Add your cheeses on top, then follow with a layer of the onions. Place the other slice of bread on top, butter side up. Toast to your liking and enjoy.
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Comments
by markt | on 02 February 2012
sounds good but maybe a bit heavy on the salt and pepper you sure you need 0.5kg ?or is it a misprint rgds
by nosey rosie | on 17 June 2012
Lol. I do hope so!
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