Hawaiian Toast - Simple and Yummy!
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recipecommunityThis is one of my favourite recipes - it's wonderfully easy and has pineapple in it!
Hawaiian Toast
Ingrediants:
Sandwich Toast - as many slices as you would like
Ham
Pineapple rings - out of a can is fine (unsweetened), pineapple rings look best! :)
Cheese - I like Gouda best, but American or all other cheeses that melt well are fine
This is how you do it:
1. Take a slice of toast
2. Put a slice of ham on it
3. Put a ring of pineapple on it
4. Cover it with a slice of cheese
5. Put it in the oven (middlish temperature, about 180°C) and wait until the cheese it melted
6. Enjoy! :)
It's so easy and quick, it almost does not deserve to be called "cooking", but for a quick meal at night, it's wonderful. It's a favourite among German students, but kids and adults tend to like it too! :)
Hawaiian Toast
Ingrediants:
Sandwich Toast - as many slices as you would like
Ham
Pineapple rings - out of a can is fine (unsweetened), pineapple rings look best! :)
Cheese - I like Gouda best, but American or all other cheeses that melt well are fine
This is how you do it:
1. Take a slice of toast
2. Put a slice of ham on it
3. Put a ring of pineapple on it
4. Cover it with a slice of cheese
5. Put it in the oven (middlish temperature, about 180°C) and wait until the cheese it melted
6. Enjoy! :)
It's so easy and quick, it almost does not deserve to be called "cooking", but for a quick meal at night, it's wonderful. It's a favourite among German students, but kids and adults tend to like it too! :)
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