I did not care for this recipe. The cheese melted into the bacon grease and butter and made a mess.

This was good, but not spectacular and the directions lacked a little. It never says how the havarti should be treated - diced, sliced shredded, etc - or if the swiss chard should be cut any further than removing the stems. My leaves were pretty big so I did cut them into strips. I also thought it was too cheesy and a little oily. Next time I'll be cutting the sauce quite a bit. The bread crumbs didn't add anything, nor, surprisingly did the bacon, which actually is good because now I can make it for my vegetarian friends without feeling like it's missing something. I'll make again, but with alterations.

I grew a bumper crop of swiss chard in my garden this spring and was hoping to find some good recipes to use it--I will keep looking. The final recipe tasted like cheese atop canned spinach. The chard turned wilted and soggy after pan-frying and baking. We ate it, but we were not excited about it. We will not be making again.

Delicious! Served alongside grilled tuna steaks (evoo, salt and pepper). Chard was in season at farm share!!!so good even my 6 yr old asked for seconds.