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Floyd R. Turbo

(26,604 posts) Mon Sep 3, 2018, 02:49 PM Sep 2018

Today Is The National Day For This Dish! Do You Know What It Is? NO GOOGLING!

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Today Is The National Day For This Dish! Do You Know What It Is? NO GOOGLING! (Original Post) Floyd R. Turbo Sep 2018 OP

Welch rarebit? Achilleaze Sep 2018 #1

Right you are! Floyd R. Turbo Sep 2018 #2

My old man had a thing for it Achilleaze Sep 2018 #3

Obviously a gent with a taste for the finer things in life! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Sep 2018 #4

More commonly spelled with an 's': Welsh rarebit. Originally called Welsh rabbit mnhtnbb Sep 2018 #5

Achilleaze

(15,543 posts)

1. Welch rarebit?

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Mon Sep 3, 2018, 02:50 PM

Sep 2018

Floyd R. Turbo

(26,604 posts)

2. Right you are!

Reply to Achilleaze (Reply #1)

Mon Sep 3, 2018, 02:50 PM

Sep 2018

Achilleaze

(15,543 posts)

3. My old man had a thing for it

Reply to Floyd R. Turbo (Reply #2)

Mon Sep 3, 2018, 02:52 PM

Sep 2018

Floyd R. Turbo

(26,604 posts)

4. Obviously a gent with a taste for the finer things in life! 😋

Reply to Achilleaze (Reply #3)

Mon Sep 3, 2018, 02:53 PM

Sep 2018

mnhtnbb

(31,404 posts)

5. More commonly spelled with an 's': Welsh rarebit. Originally called Welsh rabbit

Reply to Achilleaze (Reply #1)

Mon Sep 3, 2018, 04:40 PM

Sep 2018

but did not contain rabbit.

It's interesting to look up the origination of some of these old dishes. This one goes back to 18th Century Britain.

I haven't had Welsh rarebit since being in Britain in the 80's!

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