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5 cheese toasties to spice up your lockdown lunch break

Publisher - Great British Food Awards
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NatashaLS

Apr 26, 2020
4 minutes to read

One of the benefits of working from home is being able to cook up ever more elaborate lunches, and it doesn’t get more indulgent than the humble toastie. From Indian-style cheese and tangy coriander chutney to a decadent buck rarebit, these tasty recipes are sure to revamp your repertoire

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Vintage Cheddar, Bloody Mary Butter, Bacon & Rocket

This early morning hangover melt is the perfect cure, combing all of our favourite ingredients

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The Perfect Grilled Cheese Sandwich

The most important thing when creating any grilled cheese is the ingredients. For us, this means locally sourced and British. We use a mix of cheese in this recipe.

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Cheese & Fresh Chutney Toastie

The fresh coriander chutney smothered inside this toastie is is a lovely, versatile sauce that is tangy and herby rather than sweet.

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    Buck Rarebit

    Most aficionados would argue that a good Welsh rarebit cannot be improved upon. That’s until you put an egg on it. A fried egg can improve almost any food and in the buck rarebit, it also creates a legendary hangover cure

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    Spiced Stilton, Cheddar & Kimchi

    Not for the faint-hearted, but if you are willing to try it you are bound to love it!

    TOP TIPS FOR THE PERFECT TOASTIE

    *Spread salted butter or rub a garlic clove on the outside of your sandwich for a golden crust and added flavour.

    * Pickled vegetables are a great toastie accompaniment as they can help cut through rich cheese.

    * Ideally, use one-day-old bread – it’s not too soft and crisps up well.

    *Take the cheese out of the fridge an hour or so before making your sandwich.

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