American microwave welsh rarebit

8 min
easy
7 ingredients

American microwave welsh rarebit

Welsh Rarebit is a traditional recipe originating from Wales, created as a way to enjoy cheese in a simple and tasty manner. Its original name is "Rarebit," although it is commonly called "Welsh Rabbit" despite containing no meat, which has generated curiosity about its name. In Latin America, this dish may be known simply as "cheese toast" or "melted cheese toast," depending on the country. While variations can be found in each region, the main concept is a melted cheese mixture on toasted bread, which can include different ingredients to enhance its flavor, such as mustard or beer.

This recipe, especially popular in the United States, stands out for the combination of American cheese spread with beer, providing a creamy and aromatic touch. It is a quick and delicious option for a light lunch or dinner.

How to prepare American microwave welsh rarebit

Melt the butter and mustard in a microwave-safe bowl at maximum power for 15 seconds, add salt and pepper, beer and cheese, and microwave at maximum power for at least 30 seconds.

Remove the bowl and stir until the cheese reaches the desired consistency.

Taste and add additional salt and pepper if necessary.

Pour over plain toast or, for a lunch, you can add slices of ham and tomato.

Serve immediately, with the rest of the beer.

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Ingredients (7)

  • Butter
  • Mustard
  • Pepper
  • Salt
  • Beer
  • Velveeta American Cheese Spread
  • Italian Bread

Instructions (10 steps)

  1. 1 Melt the butter and mustard in a microwave-safe bowl at maximum power for 15 seconds
  2. 2 add salt and pepper
  3. 3 beer and cheese
  4. 4 and microwave at maximum power for at least 30 seconds
  5. 5 Remove the bowl and stir until the cheese reaches the desired consistency
  6. 6 Taste and add additional salt and pepper if necessary
  7. 7 Pour over plain toast or for lunch
  8. 8 you can add slices of ham and tomato
  9. 9 Serve immediately
  10. 10 with the rest of the beer