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I remember making these as a little girl, in my parents VINTAGE microwave oven (circa 1973). I was 6 and the dinner party crowd would gobble these up as fast as I could pass them out (in my Lanz nightgown). It became a standard at every type of dinner party and our heavy appetizer Christmas eve celebration. Did I mention how easy they were?
Combine the cheese (I prefer a sharp cheddar), mayo and green onions (chopped, both white and green part).
On a microwave -safe serving tray, arrange the melba toasts around the edge of the tray in a circle (microwaves don’t do a good job of cooking evenly in the center).
Spoon 1 to 2 teaspoons of the cheese mixture onto each melba toast, depending on how generous you want them to be (my mom was notoriously stingy with the cheese!).
Microwave for a minute or two at half power, until the cheese is hot and bubbly, but not burning.
Pass them while hot. Simple and delicious.
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yardsailor on 12.16.2010
Quick & easy, my favorite, I still have my daughters favorite Lanz nightgown, she is 37! It was a flannel, red & white, with a flounce on the bottom and on the cuffs.
getinmybelly on 11.20.2009
Looks easy and tasty and like a great way to use those Melba toasts’ in a different way. Thanks!