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The decision of what I cook during this challenge, is usually decided by the people. I actually enjoy it when the decision is taken out of their hands, such as on this occasion. With only one country/nation starting with W, the decision was made for me. Other areas can lay claim to want to be involved such as The West Bank, Western Sahara and Wallis and Futuna, but I wanted to avoid any real difficulty, so went for Wales. The added benefits of this, is that the National Dish is Welsh Rarebit. Everyone loves a bit of cheese on toast, so I decided to make it for my family as a starter before a meal. I used the Guardian series of "How to cook perfect..." https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2011/oct/27/how-to-cook-perfect-welsh-rarebit The great thing about this series is that they look at three of four great versions of the dish by chefs and then create a super ‘Perfect’ recipe. This recipe is Cheese on Toast basically. Welsh rarebit, however, is that class above, with a bit more graft ( but still not much) and is a dish that you can have any time of day. This was a starter before dinner and as such I made four slices for everyone to share. The recipe on the link above can be summarised like this.
I'm glad I put in the extra effort of making the cheese sauce. It was gooey, tasty, creamy and DELICIOUS. This dish will be made again. Thank you St David and Wales for a great recipe and dish.
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