Name: Festive Cheese Ball
Ingredients: 1 pk (3-oz) softened cream; Cheese; 1/2 lb Shredded process sharp; American cheese (2 cups); 2 tb Toasted sesame seeds; 3 tb Worcestershire; Sauce; Coarsely chopped pecans/; Slivered almonds lightly; Toasted; Celery stalks

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy, Grains	American	Appetizers	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	pk	(3-oz) softened cream
		Cheese
1/2	lb	Shredded process sharp
		American cheese (2 cups)
2	tb	Toasted sesame seeds
3	tb	Worcestershire
		Sauce
		Coarsely chopped pecans/
		Slivered almonds lightly
		Toasted
		Celery stalks

INSTRUCTIONS

Beat cheeses with electric mixer until creamy; blend in sesame seeds and
worcestershire sauce. Shape into a ball; chill several hours. Roll ball in
nuts just before serving. Serve with celery or crackers.
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