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Hi Nancy:
This is in reply to Jan in Lo, Mo., Sept 10 requesting a knock out
appetizer.
Here is an appetizer that is always a favorite. It can be made either hot
or cold.
If you want to make it hot, just spread on a buttermilk biscuit and bake
at 350 degrees till biscuit is browned and topping bubbly.
One of my dear friends decided that it tasted so good before baking that
now it has become a favorite (without baking it). Either way its a hit.
Camille-Commack, NY
Easy Crabmeat Appetizer
1 8 oz pkg. imitation crab meat cut into tiny pieces (may be put in food
processor and lightly shredded.
1 8 oz pkg. Swiss cheese grated
1 small onion diced
Enough mayonnaise to hold it together
Place into small mold dish (I have a little one shaped like a fish,) or
you can just form into a ball placed on a dish and served with Ritz
crackers around the dish.
Another neat recipe that I am asked to make often:
Elephant in a Bowl
1 (8 OZ.) Package cream cheese - softened
1 Cup Monterey Jack or Swiss cheese - shredded
1/4 cup diced mild green chiles in can
3 cloves Elephant Garlic - finely chopped
2 tbls fresh parsley -finely chopped
pinch white pepper
1 large round bread (any kind)
Combine all ingredients and blend well. Slice top off of bread and scoop
out enough bread to create a bowl to comfortably hold cheese mixture. Fill
bread, replace top. Wrap in foil, bake in 350 degree oven for 35 minutes
or until warmed through. Serve with crackers and inside and top of bread
that has been cut into cubes.
Joyce in CNY
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