Hi everybody! (in my Dr. Nick voice) Did you miss me? Probably not, either way I am still cooking but life started to pick up so writing decreased. I know. I know. Excuses Excuses. Either way I have made quite a few tasty items (Cilantro-Lime Chicken, Cognac Cupcakes, and Chocolate Icing, etc.) but I did not take a lot of pictures. So the coolest thing I have made was my Pretzel Bread Appetizer. This is a quick appetizer that takes 5 minutes to make and 5-8 minutes to bake.
Recipe
1. Pretzel Bread
2. Olive Oil
3. Red Pepper and Cheese Spread
4. Italian Blend Cheese
Instructions
1. Preheat oven to 350*F.
2. First I brought some Pretzel Bread at Giant (you can also use Asiago cheese bread from Panera or just plain French bread). I sliced the bread into equal slices (about 7/8 “to 1” thick) I didn’t measure the bread.
3. Next gently brush a thin layer of Olive Oil over each piece of Bread.
4. Spread about a teaspoon of Roasted Red Pepper & Cheese Spread ( From Harry and David)
5. Sprinkle some Italian Blend Cheese on each Bread Spread mix.
6. Bake until cheese is melted than serve.
The reason I love this appetizer is it took less than $10 to make and less than 10 mins to make. In addition, my little cousins devoured them. I wonder did they devour them because they were good or because it was cooked food within 500 feet of their presence.
Until Next time,
Deaverster
Recipe
1. Pretzel Bread
2. Olive Oil
3. Red Pepper and Cheese Spread
4. Italian Blend Cheese
Instructions
1. Preheat oven to 350*F.
2. First I brought some Pretzel Bread at Giant (you can also use Asiago cheese bread from Panera or just plain French bread). I sliced the bread into equal slices (about 7/8 “to 1” thick) I didn’t measure the bread.
3. Next gently brush a thin layer of Olive Oil over each piece of Bread.
4. Spread about a teaspoon of Roasted Red Pepper & Cheese Spread ( From Harry and David)
5. Sprinkle some Italian Blend Cheese on each Bread Spread mix.
6. Bake until cheese is melted than serve.
The reason I love this appetizer is it took less than $10 to make and less than 10 mins to make. In addition, my little cousins devoured them. I wonder did they devour them because they were good or because it was cooked food within 500 feet of their presence.
Until Next time,
Deaverster
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