Cheese Quesadilla (USA)
American cheese quesadilla; often with cheddar or Monterey Jack.
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American cheese quesadilla; often with cheddar or Monterey Jack.
The Italian toast is cooked ham and a melting cheese pressed between soft pancarré on a hinged bar griddle until the outside crisps and the inside fuses: the cheapest hot order at the counter.
Four-cheese pressed sandwich.
The Italian toast: prosciutto cotto and a melting cheese on soft pancarré, buttered and flattened in the café press until gold and oozing. The standing bar snack, eaten with an espresso.
Pressed salmon and cheese sandwich.
Mozzarella sandwiched between bread, battered and deep-fried; 'mozzarella in a carriage.'
Mozzarella in carrozza with anchovy fillets inside; salty-creamy.
Cheese sauce (Cheddar, beer, mustard, Worcestershire) on toast; can be used as sandwich filling.
Toasted sandwich with tuna mayonnaise and melted cheese.
Grilled cheese sandwich; toasted bread with melted cheese.
Sealed toasted sandwich made in jaffle iron; Australian influence.
Toasted cheese sandwich made in sandwich toaster or under grill.
The cheese and beans toastie puts a puddle inside a sealed pocket: Cheddar melted into a wall, baked beans trapped against the bread, pressed in a hot iron until the edges weld shut.
Two patties, Monterey Jack, grilled onions and a creamy pepper sauce on buttered Texas toast: the diner patty melt rebuilt to run through a drive-thru, Whataburger's own.
Mayo-bound canned tuna under cheese, griddled until the two fuse. The cooked member of the cold-salad family, descended from tuna rarebit, named in print by 1966 but cooked long before that.
Assembled cold, then cooked all at once: a thin patty, Swiss, and jammy onions griddled between rye until both faces lacquer. A burger that took the grilled cheese's method.
Italian-inspired pressed and grilled sandwich; became ubiquitous in American cafes 2000s. American versions often include non-Italian fil...
American bistro interpretation: ham and Gruyère with béchamel on toasted bread, broiled; upscale brunch staple.
Vegetarian croque with vegetables and cheese, no ham.
Croque inspired by tartiflette with Reblochon, potatoes, and lardons.
Reblochon does not stretch, it runs. The croque-savoyard rebuilds the café ham-and-cheese around a soft washed-rind mountain cheese, with potato and lardons, until it eats like tartiflette in bread.