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Have a grilled cheese sandwich today

Breakfast Cinnamon Raisin Grilled Cheese

We here at Slashfood actually had a grilled cheese day back in 2005, but today is the official Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day.

Everyone has their own way of making a grilled cheese. Some people are very strict and only use American cheese and white bread. Some get creative with their breads, and some add tomato and fresh basil.

The sandwich above, by the way, is this Breakfast Cinnamon-Raisin Apple Grilled Goat Cheese Sandwich.

But whatever you do, don't make this one. Trust me.

Filed Under: Grilled Cheese Day, Ingredients, Holidays
Tags: american cheese, bread, cheddar, cheese, grilled cheese sandwich day, swiss cheese

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Mathi

4-12-2008 @11:36AM Mathi said... I love grilled cheese, but my cholesterol is bad so it's a rare treat. I have found that if your bread has enough flavor (good quality whole multi-grain) then using a little of the reduced-fat cheddar works out pretty well. If you must have that fake plastic-cheese flavor you can add some low-fat singles. They taste near-normal now.
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R. P. McMurphy

4-12-2008 @12:10PM R. P. McMurphy said... Mmmmm right up my alley.

I make a grilled cheese with fresh sourdough, and gruyer or just plain ol' american, with BACON!

here is a picture with some home made tomato basil soup~
http://randallpmcmurphy.blogspot.com/2008/01/trials-and-tribulations-of-novice-chef.html


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Keath

4-12-2008 @12:41PM Keath said... My favorite grilled cheese method, courtesy of Alton Brown. I'll never make a grilled cheese sammich any other way except if it is for my pleeb girlfriend.

Starts at 7:57
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agBybOzLJoo
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Brighella

4-12-2008 @6:11PM Brighella said... Had one today in fact! Ezekiel bread, real butter, sharp cheddar cheese, and bread and butter pickles heated in the cast iron skillet to perfection. Olives, Beaver mustard, and switching up the cheeses and breads are frequent substitutions.
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Jesse

5-18-2008 @11:34PM Jesse said... I like bakery fresh sourdough sliced thick, top it with 3 or 4 different shredded cheese and broiled openface in oven. Love the way almost burnt cheese tastes!
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