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Phil's Garlic Cheese Bread Recipe

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Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
1 Stick of Margarine (I use NUCOA)

1 Jar of Craft Old English Sharp Cheddar cheese (We have tried other cheeses but this works and tastes the best)

Garlic powder to taste.

1 loaf French Bread. Fresh Baked if you can get it.
Directions:
Directions:
Whip margarine, cheese and garlic powder in mixer until fully integrated

Slice bread length wise spread liberally with cheese mixture.

Slice down into loaf about every inch and a half but not all the way through just partially the way through.

Place under broiler on high heat until nice and toasted.
Personal Notes:
Personal Notes:
Note from Marie: I work with Phil and he brought this in for the Holiday Pot Luck. It's really, really, good. The cheese melts into the bread unlike some garlic cheese bread where it stays on the top only. I asked Phil if I could include his recipe in your cookbook. He asked if it was 'cookbook worthy'. Believe me...it is!

 

 

 

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