Welcome to the November 16th Foodie Friday.
Every time I visit Pinterest, I see enticing photos of "easy cheese bread."
Naturally I had to try it!
I used a round sourdough loaf.
Bakery French or sourdough bread loaf
Cheese
green onions
bacon
1 stick butter
salt/pepper
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Cut bread into a criss-cross pattern
Stuff with cheese
Melt butter; add green onion
Pour butter/onion mixture over bread
Add bacon, if desired.
Salt/pepper to taste.
Wrap loaf in foil and bake 40 minutes at 350 degrees. Unwrap bread and bake 10 - 15 minutes. Serve.
The easy cheese bread was such a hit, I decided to make a
beefy-cheese bread thingie, using leftover balsamic-honey pot roast. I added bacon, cheese, onions, and lots of butter.
The original cheese bread was my favorite.
Next week is Thanksgiving, but Foodie Friday will be here.
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Oh, doesn't that bread look delish! I need to try it for T'Day!
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I agree, I have seen that bread everywhere and I have it on my list, but haven't made it yet. It all looks and sounds fabulous to me.
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Oh wow - oozy melted cheese on warm bread - hello!! I love pinterest - so many wonderful things to see. Have a great weekend!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting. Happy to link up again
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to make that cheese bread! Thanks so much for hosting.
ReplyDeleteThat bread sounds YUMMY! Thanks so much for hosting each week, ML. Have a blessed Thanksgiving. XO, Pinky
ReplyDeleteBoth of these breads look awesome! To heck with the turkey! Thanks for hosting and hope you are having a great week.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting! XO, Aimee
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting! Hope you have a wonderful week!
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Nici
Thanks for stopping by and leaving me a sweet comment about the Sour Cream Pork Chops. I was just drooling over that bread you made... Yummo! Have a wonderful weekend!
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Nici
Just stopping by to wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving, Michael Lee. The cheesy bread looks delicious! ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteThat cheese bread looks so delicious--thank you for sharing it with us, and for hosting the party today!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the party Michael Lee. That bread is making me drool.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend (and Thanksgiving next week).
Anne xx
Did someone say bacon??? Your bread looks great Michael! Happy Thanksgiving Week:@)
ReplyDeleteOh that bread...and the beef version, dinner in a loaf! Wishing you a wonderful Thanksgiving!
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Oh man, that bread looks so good. Happy Friday and thanks for hosting.
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Both those breads look fantastic! I think the original cheesy one would be my favourite too :) This week I've shared a vintage coffeecake recipe. Thank you for hosting!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh that bread looks fantastic - combining my 3 most favorite things...bread, bacon and cheese!
ReplyDeleteHi Michael Lee, your breads look delicious, I got to try that too. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteThe easy cheese bread looks delicious and make a wonderful presentation. Thanks for the party.
ReplyDeleteI love that bread! I make it every year, for Christmas. Thank you for the tip of using slices of cheese, I used to use shredded. Slides seems better :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the party!
This looks soooo delicious and relatively easy considering the bread is purchased. Thanks for sharing the recipe/technique and so beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThe bread looks fantastic. I just put two recipes up, but I still need to come back to link to your blog, but got to go pick up my son from school.
ReplyDeleteOh the bread looks wonderful! I'll have to try this.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting!
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Enjoy!
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My goodness that bread looks good! I think it needs to be on my table next soup night at our house. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting. I'm looking forward to checking out the links.
Oh, that cheese bread looks like something I can actually do myself! Your photos make it (and your beef variation) look so delicious!
ReplyDeleteThe melted cheese makes the bread look so delicious! Can't wait to make one!
ReplyDeleteYOUR BREAD LOOKS DEE-LISH!! MY MOUTH IS WATERING! THANKS FOR THE LINK UP! I LINKED UP MY PUMPKIN PROTEIN COOKIES: http://www.stephaniedotfitness.com/2012/10/pumpkin-protein-cookies.html
ReplyDeleteOMG ~~~ I know what I'm going to do with the very last pieces of Thanksgiving turkey!!!! That bread looks delicious!!!
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