A fancy~grilled cheese recipe
While I may be a lactose intolerant vegetarian there are a few things that I will scour the depths of my purse for a spare lactaid or deal with the stomach ache for. One of those things: ✨fancy✨ grilled cheese.
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Now, I’m not sure if I can even fully claim this as a recipe post since grilled cheeses are one of the most basic things a person can make, but there are a few subtle changes you can make to turn the childhood classic into a gourmet balanced meal.
First step: secure your boogie bread. In this case I went with a local sourdough (unfortunately my starter died so I have not been making my own bread lately).
Second: choose your cheese. My go-to is normally the sharpest cheddar you can find but on this occasion I was craving some sort of Brie combination so I picked up a local vermont brand: the Willoughby cellars cave aged brie from Jasper Hill Farms. (Delicious)
Third: add a second layering element wether jam, sauce, mayo, avocado, etc. I went for Bonnie Marie’s blackberry preserves.
Fourth: add your protein—cheese can definitely be enough as is but I was craving something a little extra so fried up an egg with some simple oil garlic salt and pepper.
Fifth: add your fruits and veggies. You can make sooo many fun combos with adding some kale, peppers, apple, etc. With the brie and blackberry combo I wanted to add some apples but unfortunately was out so I just added some arugula instead.
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Once you have all of your ingredients, assemble everything and butter the two facing out sides of bread. Lightly pan fry (grill) until crisp and delicious. Enjoy!
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