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Cheese, Toasted

Slice some good, rich cheese. Put it in a cheese-toaster on a hot plate, and when it is melted, stir into it some made mustard and pepper. A little port or beer is sometimes added, and if the cheese is at all dry a little butter should be also used. Toast should be served with it. This dish is worth nothing at all unless it can be served quite hot. Toasted cheese is sometimes sent to table in little tins with boiling water underneath, and this is an excellent way to keep the toast hot. A few minutes will be sufficient to melt the cheese.

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