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  • |Ingredients=tortillas,tortilla,mayonnaise,turkey,swiss cheese,lettuce,tomatoes,avocados ...ese.</li><li>Cover with lettuce, sliced tomato, sliced roasted red pepper, sliced avacado.</li><li>Wrap.<br>{{food tags}}<br>< 15 Mins"<!--comments<br>This i
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  • ...e]] from the [[Switzerland|Swiss]] region of [[Valais]]. It is a semi-hard cheese made from [[cow's milk]], known for its distinctive flavor and texture. ...nal method of production has been passed down through generations, and the cheese is still made in the same way today.
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  • ...russian-Swiss settlers, the Westphal family, from the Emmental valley. The cheese was named after the town of Tilsit in East Prussia (now Sovetsk, Russia). ...East Prussia (now Sovetsk, Russia), where the cheese was first produced by Swiss settlers in the 19th century.
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  • == Grill Swiss == ...sine and grilled dishes. With its cozy ambiance and delectable menu, Grill Swiss has become a favorite dining destination for locals and tourists alike.
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  • ...traditional [[cheese]] originating from [[Switzerland]]. It is a semi-hard cheese made from [[cow's milk]], known for its distinctive flavor and creamy textu ...community under the [[Rule of Saint Augustine|Rule of St. Augustine]]. The cheese was named after these canons, as "Chorherren" translates to "canons regular
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  • |Name=Almost instant cheese fondue (real simple) |Ingredients=garlic clove,dry white wine,alfredo sauce,swiss cheese,ground nutmeg,kirsch,brandy
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  • '''Jarlsberg''' is a [[Norwegian cheese]] that is internationally recognized for its distinctive, nutty flavor and ...s Larsen Bakke]], a farmer and pioneer in Norway's dairy industry. Bakke's cheese was a hit, and by the 20th century, it was being produced on a large scale.
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  • == Cheese and Pickle Sandwich == ...kle sandwich''' is a popular type of sandwich that combines the flavors of cheese and pickle. It is a simple yet delicious option for a quick and satisfying
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  • |Name=Swiss cheese bake |Ingredients=swiss cheese,green onions,chervil,parsley,eggs
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  • |Name=Swiss chicken bake ...s skinless chicken breasts,parmesan cheese,salt,pepper,garlic powder,swiss cheese,mayonnaise,sour cream
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  • * 1/2 pound of [[Deli meat]], sliced (choose from [[turkey]], [[ham]], or [[roast beef]]) ...of [[Cheese]], sliced (choose from [[cheddar]], [[provolone]], or [[swiss cheese]])
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  • ==== [[Ham and Cheese Sandwich]] ==== A classic sandwich made with slices of ham and cheese, usually served on bread. It is a popular choice for a quick and delicious
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  • ...' or '''Toasted Sandwich''' is a type of sandwich that is made with bread, cheese, and sometimes other ingredients, which is then toasted to a golden brown. ...melts well, such as [[Cheddar cheese|Cheddar]], [[Mozzarella]], or [[Swiss cheese]]. Other ingredients, such as ham, tomato, or onion, can also be added to t
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  • ...''' is a type of [[cheese]] produced in [[Switzerland]]. It is a semi-hard cheese made from [[Thermized milk|thermized]] cow's milk, known for its pungent ar ...mpany based in [[Thurgau]], Switzerland. The Studer family has been making cheese for over 100 years, and Scharfe Maxx is one of their most popular products.
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  • ...trami]] and coleslaw for [[sauerkraut]]. Other ingredients include [[Swiss cheese]] and [[Russian dressing]], served on [[rye bread]]. ...or [[Pastrami]]: This is the main protein of the sandwich. It is typically sliced thin and piled high.
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  • |Ingredients=bacon,swiss cheese,eggs,parmesan cheese,paprika ...for 10 minutes.</li><li>Remove from [[oven]] then sprinkle with parmesan [[cheese]] then paprika; return to [[oven]] for another 8-10 minutes or until set.</
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  • ...is a [[Protected Designation of Origin]] (PDO) product, meaning that only cheese conforming to the specific production, geographical, and quality criteria m ...he curd is pressed into molds and then brined in a saltwater solution. The cheese is aged for a minimum of 18 months, but some wheels are aged for up to 36 m
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  • ...primarily from [[bread]] and [[cheese]]. It is typically heated until the cheese is melted. ...eadily available. The U.S. government, during World War II, cooked grilled cheese sandwiches in bulk and served them to soldiers overseas.
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  • |Ingredients=frozen spinach,mayonnaise,spicy mustard,egg,swiss cheese ...Layer the A1 ribeye over the spinach mixture and top with the sliced swiss cheese.</li><li>[[Baking|Bake]]for 20-25 minutes until bubbly. Serve with French b
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  • ...edients=light sour cream,alfalfa sprouts,carrots,swiss cheese,mild cheddar cheese ...a salad. So I spread it on a torilla with some lettuce, sliced tomato and sliced avocado for a veggie wrap sandwich. It was actually quite good. My other id
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