Ohio's Baby Swiss Cheese: An Amish Country Creation
Ohio's Amish country crafts what many call the nations finest native cheese Baby Swiss. Invented in 1968 by Alfred Guggisberg near Sugarcreek Tuscarawas County it uses gouda roots with Swiss eye cultures. Ohio leads Swiss cheese production with Brewster Dairy and Guggisberg making millions of pounds yearly.
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Trae Kropf
Charles Mayrick
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Ham Cheese Pie and Cheesy Corn Bake
Recipes describe a ham and bacon pie with Swiss cheese and onions baked in a 9 inch shell at 350 for 35 to 40 minutes, plus a simple beef and cheese pie and a cheesy corn bake with butter onion corn milk cream and breadcrumbs baked until bubbly. Includes steps and measurements for crust filling and toppings.
Cabbage Uses Across Cuisines Highlight Coleslaw Ideas
The article extols cabbage as highly versatile across cuisines and outlines prep notes for shredding breast meat, making a chili coriander mayo, and crafting coleslaw with Napa or Chinese cabbage. It notes bay leaves reduce odor during boiling and suggests serving cabbage in varied meal courses.
Colorful confetti slaw ideas for every palate
A vibrant guide to making colorful cole slaw using cabbage and alternative bases. It suggests bright mixes with purple cabbage, radicchio, peppers, onions, apples, and nuts, plus dressings from mayonnaise to bold Southwestern styles.
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