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BLUE CHEESE SOUFFLE'

BLUE CHEESE SOUFFLE'

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    dymnyno's Notes: This in one that I make all the time...it is sooo quick and easy and delicious! Perfect for everyone to snack on as they gather around to watch TV or play games or read. Serve with crusty...

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Serves a crowd of people for appetizer

1 cup grated blue cheese (I use the prepackaged crumbled cheese.It is dry and works well in this recipe) Ask a question about this ingredient

1 cup grated cheddar cheese Ask a question about this ingredient

1 cup small dice yellow onion Ask a question about this ingredient

1 egg Ask a question about this ingredient

1/2 cup milk Ask a question about this ingredient

1/2 cup mayonnaise (commercially prepared) Ask a question about this ingredient

salt and pepper Ask a question about this ingredient

  1. Mix all the ingredients together and put into a small souffle dish.

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  2. Preheat the oven to 300 degrees. Boil water for a water bath.

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  3. Put the souffle dish in the water bath in the oven for about 30 to 40 minutes. Watch for when the onions start to brown (golden)

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  4. This is great as an appetizer with warm sourdough French bread, toasted crostini.

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5 Comments on BLUE CHEESE SOUFFLE'

Hib_kitchen Reply

Blue cheese is my favorite. I know that I will love this one.

Newliztoqueicon-2 Reply

Looks heavenly -

Copy_of_me Reply

This sounds great dymnyno and for extra "cheesyness" would make quite the combo with my Cheesy Sticks!!

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What should the measurement be on the mayo?

186003_1004761561_1198459_n Reply

1/2 CUP

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