Ta Ta's Pimento Cheese
Brand I like Dunbars Cal-Sun sliced or diced
I suggest for birst batch use 2 4 oz jars.
Using a shallow dish, drain pimentos,
use for to mash them then add:
about 5 oz of sharp cheddar cheese, grated
1 hard boiled egg chopped
grated onion to your liking
little salt/pepper
enough mayonaise (I like Hellman's) to make
spreadable on bread.
And that's it!
I prefer grating cheese where the holes on grater
are smallest, but to save time use the
coarser part of the grater
I am fortunate enough to have most of
my grandmother's kitchenware. Here is her
little corning ware bowl and her sandwich spreader.
2 comments:
It's always really special when you use your grandmother's recipes and kitchenware. I have a little aluminium bundt pan of my Nana's which I love.
Your grandmother's recipe for pimento cheese is the first one I've ever seen with hardboiled egg in it. It sounds rather interesting.
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