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Canadian
Bacon
Slice
about
%"
to " thick. Allow 4
slices
per
person.
Melt a little
butter
in
a skillet, add slices, and cook
until
brown on both
sides
Cheese
Slice
while well chilled.
Cover
with foil
to
keep
moist.
Before
serving,
allow
cheese
to
reach
room
temperature-
this
enhances
the
natural
flavor.
Swiss
cheese
with
lacy
holes
is
best
when
cut
thin.
Cheddar-type
cheese
may
be
sliced
thick
or
thin.
NOTE:
Cheese
contains
an
edible
gum
that
sticks
to
any
blade.
When
necessary,
turn
off
motor
and
wipe
blade
with a
damp
cloth.
Dessert
Cheese
Tray:
Select
large,
firm fruit. Thinly
slice
cored
apples
(peels
on),
oranges,
cored
pears
and
pineapple.
Arrange
in
center
of
platter, with thinly sliced Swiss, Cheddar or any
cheese
you
prefer
around
the
outside.
Fruit
is
used
instead
of
crackers.
Cold
Cuts...
Sandwiches
Cold
cuts
of
meat
keep
longer
and
retain
flavor
if
sliced
as
needed.
For
best
results,
chill first.
Remove
any
plastic
or
hard
casing
before
slicing.
Use
a
constant,
gentle
pressure
for
uniform
slices.
When
serving
a
cold
meat
or
sandwich
platter,
buy
at
least
three
varieties to
make
an
attractive
platter.
Meat
sandwiches
are
greatly
improved
in
flavor
if
you
use
several
water-thin
slices
instead
of
one
or
two
thicker
ones.
You'll
be
delighted
by
the
taste
of
ham,
roast
beef,
corned
beef
and
roast
pork
sandwiches.
Hint:
When
slicing
bread,
cheese,
meats,
tomatoes,
etc.,
save
the
juicy
meats
or
tomatoes
until last.
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