Welcome to the second edition of C.O.C.K. We’ll be doing my special “Grilled” Cheese sandwich. I’ve been making “Grilled” Cheese sandwiches since I was a kid. Later in life, in high school, I lived three houses away from the campus, so I would walk home for lunch. I’d make my “Grilled” Cheese sandwiches and sit down to watch Wings, Working, or NewsRadio usually. It was a quick, convenient, warm lunch that allowed me to spend my lunch break relaxing to some TV.
First, the bread. If you’re making two sandwiches, which I usually do, you will need four pieces of bread, arranged thusly:
Next, the cheese. I generally use some sort of yellow American cheese for this sandwich. We’ll start by putting one slice on each sandwich, thusly:
Followed by a second slice of cheese on each sandwich, thusly:
We then take the second slice of bread for each sandwich and place it on top of the cheese, completing the basic sandwich formation, thusly:
Following the basic construction of the “Grilled” Cheese sandwich, we place the plate in the microwave and set it for one minute, thusly:
Once the microwave has completed its radiation schedule, your cheese consistency should be, in scientific terms, “gooey.” You can check it, thusly:
If your “Grilled” Cheese sandwich is sufficiently “gooey,” you may take the plate from the microwave and marvel the completed product, thusly:
Enjoy your amazing “Grilled” Cheese sandwiches!
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no mayo?
Heavens, no. This is a minimalistic work of art. Mayo has no place on my bread and cheese canvas.