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I respect the co-jack and love a hunk of it with a slice of summer sausage. I have tried it in a GC but still prefer the american.
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Btw SR is turning the food thread into an art form. Well Done, sir.
Also, do we have just a straight up sandwich thread? A place where I could describe the best sandwich I've ever had? |
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Do you like Fontina? It works well w/ sauteed vidalia onions. |
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If I layed out a hunk of co-jack and a snickers candy bar side by side. Then asked my son to choose he would go co-jack every time. He loves cheese.
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How about someone try this? - (This may not belong here neither, but)
Grilled Filet + Carmelized Onions + Fontina Cheese, bacon. |
I have a fond memory of stopping at the IGA (Stover, Missouri) en route to the lake cabin - and going to the deli - they'd slice that big tubular longhorn colby and grandma would go REAL thin, it made great sandwiches. you'll notice almost everything tastes better 'slivered thin'
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Pretty simple sandwich. Roast beef, pepper jack cheese, Jalepeno, and mustard on large pieces of fresh, white bread. I'm talking so fresh that when you bite into that bread, it sticks to the roof of your mouth. It was wonderful. I've tried recreating that sandwich a million times since I left Troy. I've never been able to make it quite as good though. What a wonderful sandwich. |
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nothing to do with grilled cheese but seen this somewhere. Basta Pasta in NYC cook's and serves there there pasta right from the Parmesan cheese wheel.
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