Cheese on toast without a grill

[Greenheart]

That sounds along the same lines as the Breville toasted sandwich. But they were all sealed up around the edges...fabulous.

I was addicted to them since my first one at the Northbank Hotel in 1985. Even the ghastly trouble it took to clean the hot-plate thing didn't put me off the sandwiches.

 

[BruceDanforth]

Isn't this a bit dangerous when the boat heels over?

Here's one for Dylan. If you hanker for cheese on toast while afloat but are on a small boat without a grill, here's how to do it.

You need a hob toasting rack to make your toast as normal.

Prepare your cheese as normal.

You need a non-stick frying pan. Lay out the cheese in toast shape and heat.

When it starts to melt plonk the toast on top.

When the edges are bubbling lob it out by quickly turning the pan over. Don't try to pick it out. Cheesy perfection.

Don't try it with a normal sticky frying pan. It has to be non-stick.

 

[AngusMcDoon]

Isn't this a bit dangerous when the boat heels over?

Heels what? Is that something lead encumbered boats do?

 

[nigelmercier]

Isn't this a bit dangerous ...

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[BruceDanforth]

Yes

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