Toasted sandwiches

[T4tomo]

I didn't say anything about "uncooked" cheese.

Anyway, if we are really going to split hairs a sandwich made in one of those sandwich makers that seals the edges is a "toastie", one made in a flat sandwich press is a "toasted sandwich". 😜

I cook mine on a teppanyaki plate, what does that make it?

My mum used to do fried sandwiches - so healthy - cheese and marmite sandwiches dipped in beaten egg and lobbed into the frying pan. A Yorkshire Croque Monsieur

 

[Sterlo]

I cook mine on a teppanyaki plate, what does that make it?

My mum used to do fried sandwiches - so healthy - cheese and marmite sandwiches dipped in beaten egg and lobbed into the frying pan. A Yorkshire Croque Monsieur

Now that's what you call a sarnie, unhealthy enough to start with then fried in beef dripping. I'm nearly drowning in drool!!!! 😍

 

[neil_merseyside]

Beef or lamb mince (cooked) is good in a toastie. The derivatives of mince such as bolognaise or chilli are really good though it's best the sauce is well reduced on the hob when made (we eat some as first made then reduce sauce further for toasties.
I remember my mum having a 'manual' toastie contraption for use on a gas hob, might have been "nut brown" (TM?).

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Alas, I can’t claim this as a weegie invention, the credit belongs to Ayrshire.

Well THAT explains a lot! 😆

Not something I’ve ever heard as a term, is it a northern? contraction of went out of fashion?

Must be?

'It went out with the Ark'

Is one version.
I thought everyone said that or a derivative? Oh and I'm Scottish, so even more 'northern' 😆