The Grilled Cheese: Take It Up a Level

Pick a cheese, pick a jelly(jam), pick a bread. My favorite is pimento cheese, apricot jam on sourdough. Cheddar and grape is good. So is swiss and strawberry.
 
I have heard of prisoners using metal benches as makeshift grills for sandwiches.


In my youth I spent 15 years working as an engineer for coal mining companies. Because of the forced air flow you could smell the cooking for a mile when it came time to eat and everyone congregated at the 'dinner hole' - that was because the mechanics would use the cage on a 550 DC welder as a grill . . . . :D
 
My favorite is Velveeta (I know), on white bread with butter, and a nice layer of fried bacon in between.
Nirvana!

I swap the bacon for white onions,

and have to add some mustard to pick it up a notch, in flavor.

Bacon is good but I'm watching my figure. :rolleyes:
 
I swap the bacon for white onions,

and have to add some mustard to pick it up a notch, in flavor.

Bacon is good but I'm watching my figure. :rolleyes:

I watch my figure also. There's a lot to watch.
 
Grilled white bread, mayonnaise and Velveeta cheese. Of course bacon and or onions doesn't damage the sandwich. I want the tomato soup with black pepper in a glass and drink it. Larry
 
I absolutely love a good grilled cheese and tomato soup. Over the past several years, more restaurants are elevating their grilled cheese game.

Mom used to make them with kraft and condensed tomato soup, then later on used 'real cheese' and I didn't like them as much growing up. I really enjoy good cheese but for me this is the winning combination:

Neon-yellow other worldly processed cheese, thick cut white bread, browned/toasted in butter. Can of whole san marzano tomatoes, crush lightly, with some garlic and salt...that's it!
 
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