Watercress Frittata with Canadian Havarti
Mar 11, 2010
Unique and tidy to serve, corn-husk boats stuffed with harvest vegetables make an attractive side dish. Make them ahead and bake at the last minute for a carefree dinner.
Cocktail tomatoes are small tomatoes, larger than cherry but smaller than regular tomatoes. There are quite a few varieties, and most are sweet and juicy. Look for them in plastic containers (like cherry tomatoes) at your grocery store.
This sandwich tantalizes your taste buds, especially when you cut it and the warm Havarti cheese oozes out.
Use any firm flavourful cheese, such as Jarlsberg, Emmenthal, Gruyere or Gouda, or semisoft cheese, such as Oka or Havarti.
Creamy Havarti cheese is the ideal base for this flavourful herb-studded spread. Its soft texture and pleasant, mild flavour let the chives and garlic shine through.
Mixed salad greens and a few ingredients from the deli make fast work of dinner. Substitute whatever deli meat or cheese you have in your fridge for the turkey and Havarti.
Eggplants cooked with peppers, onions and tomatoes make a rich base for baked eggs and cheese. We've used Canadian Fontina cheese, but other sweet and mild cheeses, such as Canadian Havarti or Brick, would also be excellent.
