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Walty McWaltface
microwave ! [sorry, My dad's Welsh care givers used the term, and I can't get out of the habit !]
I have nothing against poppity ping and I bet it sounds ace in a Welsh accent.
It's the method man, the method!
microwave ! [sorry, My dad's Welsh care givers used the term, and I can't get out of the habit !]
I should have said it was t'OH's speed method when they're in too much hurry to do things properly, rather than one I favour myself.I have nothing against poppity ping and I bet it sounds ace in a Welsh accent.
It's the method man, the method!
Welsh rarebit involves making a roux. Proper cooking.
That’s the proper pub grill . Decades ago I used to love toasted cheese and onion sandwiches made on them. Actually just got an urge for a proper pint of Guinness and one of them .Not sure you could call cheese on toast world stage but visitors to Ireland discover that in many, many of it's numerous pubs the only food on offer (apart from Manhattens peanuts and Tayto crisps) is the toasted cheese(/ham) sandwich. It is slightly different in execution to previously discussed variations, there is a job specific double grill that the publicans use to knock out tasty cheese toasties in a few minutes.
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So póg mo thón.
/Tay Tay.
Like a shot!Would you buy a car off someone who told you it was a helicopter?
Cheese on toast ftw.
What the Americans call a 'grilled cheese' is actually a fried cheese sandwich. I've never tried one because I don't trust any recipe created by people who don't know the difference between a grill and a frying pan. Would you buy a car off someone who told you it was a helicopter?
Peanut butter and banana sandwich fried in a pan (rape seed or sunflower oil) is spectacular.You’re missing out. They’re quite special.
Wasn't that Elvis's favourite sandwich? About a days calories in each one!Peanut butter and banana sandwich fried in a pan (rape seed or sunflower oil) is spectacular.
I think his had bacon on too.Wasn't that Elvis's favourite sandwich? About a days calories in each one!
What the Americans call a 'grilled cheese' is actually a fried cheese sandwich. I've never tried one because I don't trust any recipe created by people who don't know the difference between a grill and a frying pan. Would you buy a car off someone who told you it was a helicopter?
It's missing the accompanying pint of Guinness from your previous post...
We have an excellent flat panini maker at work which does a bloody brilliant American style grilled cheese - has become a lunch staple.
However, give me a grill and proper cheese on toast any day. Not a fan of the toastie - don't like the hard crimped edges
I think his had bacon on too.
RIP story 's gallant little toastee maker.I had an original Breville toastie maker. It was going strong all these years. I loved it.
But I made a fatal error. After one of the very occasional proper washes with soapy water, I hung it over the radiator to dry and took it down after a couple of days. I’ve done this over the decades without any problems, but this time, perhaps I didn’t let it dry out sufficiently or something. The next time I used it, it zapped and shorted the whole kitchen. The rubber flex has blown.
The flex and plug are all integral so I’ll have to strip it all back in order to mend it.
I’ve checked to see if modern toasted sandwich makers are any good and it’s obvious to me that none of them are better than the original, and most of them fall far short.
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Celtic fringe fail. all we need now is someone fron Cornwall to say they make toastees in a trouser press or something.I have nothing against poppity ping and I bet it sounds ace in a Welsh accent.
It's the method man, the method!
RIP story 's gallant little toastee maker.
Celtic fringe fail. all we need now is someone fron Cornwall to say they make toastees in a trouser press or something.
Anglos Saxons; the true masters of the melted cheese and bread based snack/light meal...
Aparently if you add the number of days since you last had a cheese toastee to the date you had it...I don't think I've ever seen so many incorrect posts on one thread.
Pizza wankers.Not the Italians….?
I love my tuna melts done this way, for absolute preference I use my cast iron griddle pan. Sometimes I like to fry the tuna melt fried in a blend of good olive oil and butter.Toasted cheese sandwich, done on a dry frying pan. Nothing beats that.
I said:What?
Cornwall food: Hard cheese for opponents of 'posh toastie' van in FalmouthCeltic fringe fail. all we need now is someone fron Cornwall to say they make toastees in a trouser press or something.
Anglo Saxons; the true masters of the melted cheese and bread based snack/light meal...
Sometimes I like to fry the tuna melt fried in a blend of good olive oil and butter.
Virgin, good, Extra Virgin, good, pomice, badI hear this a lot. TV chefs always refer to "good olive oil".
What is bad olive oil?