Welsh rabbit
Welsh rarebit
rarebit

But they could afford cheese on toasted bread and jokingly referred to it as their Welsh rabbit.

I am exceedingly fond of Welsh rabbit.

We kept that Welsh rabbit at just the right temperature and it isn't spoiled at all."

"So much responsibility for that pimply lad," observed Stephen, through his Welsh rabbit.

The first recorded use of the term Welsh rabbit was in 1725, but the origin of the term is unknown.

How about Welsh rabbit?"

"My Welsh rabbit!

There is also a terrific and reasonably priced wine list, and the traditional desserts are super (as is the Welsh rabbit).

--Bessie, I could fancy a Welsh rabbit for supper."

The word rarebit has no other use than in Welsh rabbit and "rarebit" alone has come to be used in place of the original name.

The title is a takeoff on "Welsh rarebit", which is also known as "Welsh rabbit".

Chips with beef dripping, Welsh Rabbit, Cold beef and potato salad; it's all there.

But perhaps the Comtesse's fried bread is better than the toast which traditionally accompanies Welsh Rabbit.

After eating a light dinner of four pounds of Welsh rabbit and five bottles of Brown Stout, the narrator heads to bed.

Nobody warned him of the perils of lobster and welsh rabbits to a man of sedentary habits, for it was nobody's business to warn him.

As Welsh rabbit contains no rabbit, so Scotch woodcock contains no woodcock.

It's also the only place in Tashkent where you can recline in a street-side 'throne booth' and nibble on Welsh rabbit.

There is no good evidence for any of this; what is more, Ben Jonson died almost a century before the term Welsh rabbit is first attested.

Among newly-invented cheese dishes which seem to me worth a trial are a French Welsh Rabbit and an Anglo-Irish fondue.

Even as late as the 1970's, spa cookbooks offered diet recipes for Welsh rabbit, chicken breaded with whole eggs and cheese, chicken livers and steak.

In 1870, C. E. Mathews founded the Society of Welsh Rabbits, which was a loose association of climbers who were largely English.

At Azzurro, for instance, one of the most popular dishes on the menu is furmaggiu a cunigghiu, a kind of Sicilian Welsh rabbit.

RAREBIT, n. A Welsh rabbit, in the speech of the humorless, who point out that it is not a rabbit.

Double Gloucester and new Lancashire are the more conventionally accepted cheeses vintages which your dairyman can usually supply for toasting or for English Welsh Rabbit.

As for Welsh Rabbit, over the years it seems to have evolved from primitive toasted cheese into a dish not all that different from the fondues of France and Switzerland.

He then made Welsh rarebit, at a phone-card for two, using an iron as the toaster.

- Things on toast, like cheese & tomato or Welsh rarebit.

The former prime minister couldn't ask for a Welsh rarebit without appearing to make a pronouncement.

Welsh rarebit - done properly with beer and worcester sauce.

Welsh Rarebit transfers from stage to radio.

The texture of Caerphilly is perfect for Welsh rarebit.

This is Welsh rarebit, or rabbit, a traditional British dish whose name has a long and complicated history, one we will not go into here.

It's thrilling!' said Felicity, tackling her Welsh rarebit with enthusiasm.

"All my mother knew how to cook was baking powder biscuits, codfish balls and Welsh rarebit," she once said.

Classic uses of a chafing-dish are in preparing Welsh rarebit or cheese fondue.

Imps emerge from a floating Welsh rarebit container and begin poking his head as he sleeps.

Welsh Rarebit is stupid and wrong."

The menu now reads like those at other clubs - Caesar salad, roast beef, Welsh rarebit.

Then they sat in the castle's teashop and toyed with Welsh rarebit and trifle.

Elastic stringiness is a quality that is sometimes enjoyed, in dishes including pizza and Welsh rarebit.

To make Welsh rarebit, stir milk and flour on low heat until thickened, add grated cheese, mustard, breadcrumbs.

Hence, the Welsh rarebit.

Programmes produced by her included Welsh Rarebit and Saturday Starlight.

Welsh rarebit, a similar Welsh dish.

John Porr, the club's chef, makes an undistinguished Welsh rarebit, but he experiments, too.

Having already lunched heartily, Tommy contented himself with ordering a Welsh rarebit and a cup of coffee.

Welsh rarebit blended with tomato (or tomato soup) is known as Blushing Bunny.

'I'm having coffee, welsh rarebit, and a meringue.'

'Welsh rarebit?

Past the City Hall the Cardiff traffic was as thick as Welsh rarebit.