How to Make Grown Up Grilled Cheese Sandwiches with Gruyère and Chives



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37 Comments

  1. Beginner toaster. Butter side on the cutting board was awkward.
    You close the buttered slices into a temporary sandwich.
    Then you add your filling on top.
    Then you put the current top slice into the pan.
    Then cover it with the bottom slice.
    No mess. No fuss. Towers of Hanoi rules.

  2. So I'm washing a food processor (and blades), a bowl, a cutting board, a chef's knife, a spoon, a butter knife, a measuring spoon, a skillet, a wire rack, and a baking sheet just for grilled cheese? That's a lot of dishes.

  3. Well, I guess I'm not a grown up when it comes to grilled cheese because I find that the good Ol' American Cheese slices (well, it's kinda like cheese) with white Wonder Bread still make the most tasty grilled cheese sandwiches.

  4. I have done well buttering the pan myself and do get even results. I just press down on the sandwich a briefly when it is in the pan. If you do have butter that is left out at room temperature, then it is easy to spread on the bread slices, but if all your butter in the fridge, you're just not going to be able to do it evenly and without tearing the bread.

  5. Adam, swiss gruyere is my fave cheese, instead of putting it in the food processor, you need to shred it on a box grater & then let the cheese sit out for an hour to get room temp under a a damp paper towel. It will not separate or be gritty, melts to that light pungent, nutty flavor & no brie needed, btw NO mustard, but if that's your thing, have at it, but you are hiding the taste of the gruyere

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