Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day - Kitchen Garden Magazine

Wednesday 12th April is ‘Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day’ (what a day!!) – it just so happens we have the perfect recipe for this…

Franco-Welsh rarebit with Comté

A classic, made all the more delicious by using Comté.

Serves 4

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• 150g Comté (aged 18 months), grated

• 80ml Guinness

• 80ml double cream

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• 2 medium sized free range egg yolks

• 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce

• 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard

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• 4 thick slices white bread

1. Put the grated Comté into a medium bowl.

2. Simmer the Guinness in a saucepan until it has reduced by half, then add the cream and reduce again by half until it is really thick. Pour this over the Comté and add the mustard, Worcestershire sauce and egg yolks with a twist of black pepper (the mixture is salty enough so you do not need to add salt).

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3. Heat the grill to medium and toast the bread on both sides.

4. Spread the cheese mixture evenly in a layer about 1cm thick over one side of each slice of toast (right up to the edges to avoid the bread burning), then place on a baking tray about 10cm beneath the grill for about 4 to 5 minutes until the topping is bubbling and nicely browned.

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Steve Ott

Steve Ott is editor of Kitchen Garden magazine and started his career as a professional grower, producing everything from cut flowers to vegetables. He has been growing fruit and veg all his life and spends most of his spare time in his garden in the East Midlands. He loves to experiment with crops and varieties he has never grown before and when he isn’t gardening is to be found out in the countryside bird watching and walking his dog Ted.